A farmer in southeast Missouri says the rising costs of fuel and fertilizer caused by the Middle East Conflict has made a difference on how many rice acres he’s planting this spring. Rance Daniels tells Brownfield “you let urea go up $250 to $300 and fuel go up $1.50 per gallon, it really puts it […]
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USDA’s Deputy Under Secretary of Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services says the agency is planning nutrition-focused changes to the Supplemental Nutrition
Iowa’s ag secretary is encouraged as the state legislative session enters its third month. Mike Naig tells Brownfield the first ever
A member of the U.S. House Agriculture Committee says her party has been left in the dark on the status of
A south-central Minnesota farmer says a strong start last fall is helping his cover crops grow this spring. Sam Ziegler of
A new app is available to monitor flood and drought conditions across Missouri. The Missouri Hydrology Information Center was created by
Some farmers are feeling the sticker shock of higher costs as they gear up for the growing season. Southeast Nebraska farmer
A meteorologist with Aura Commodities says the U.S. could start to see a shift to an El Nino weather pattern as
Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council CEO, Tom Sluneca, says he’s excited about the Council’s checkoff investments in research, development of
The nation’s beef herd has not grown, but raising beef-dairy cross animals has become common, and it’s not just the price
