With high fertilizer costs and the desire to hold soil in place along with the valuable nutrients, cover crops can help. Dan Marzu with the University of Wisconsin Extension says a lot of research is underway, with the goal of giving farmers solid cover crop recommendations that can save money and soil.
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Farmers looking to take modern machinery repairs into their own hands now have more digital tools at their disposal. Denver Caldwell,
Tighter farmer margins are affecting the ag equipment market for 2025. Kurt Coffey, vice president of Case IH says as farmers
The former manager of Wisconsin’s Farm Progress Days and UW Extension Associate Dean has died. Glenn Thompson died on Thursday, Aug.21,
A farmer in southeast Missouri says the corn crop that’s being harvested is variable. “In this area of the state, our
Soybean farmers across Missouri are hoping for a rain to help the crop finish strong. “A good August rain can really
A northeastern Wisconsin farm is having a very good crop year. Lee Kinnard with Kinnard Farms near Casco tells Brownfield they’ve
At a time of high input costs and low commodity prices, a fertilizer specialist says farmers should take a rational approach
An agronomist says corn and soybeans look good in much of the Midwest. Dan Ritter is a regional agronomist with Dairyland
An extension specialist says harvest in Michigan is likely to come early this fall. Michigan State University’s Dennis Pennington tells Brownfield,
