The new board for the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture has set its priorities for the coming year. NASDA president and Arkansas Ag Secretary Wes Ward says there are long-term concerns about the farm economy. “The ability to be financially viable into the next year also ties in very nicely with the timing of the farm […]
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Farming sustainably in 2025 could provide farmers with an additional revenue stream. East region sustainable ag manager Marty Templeton with Nutrien
The USDA has withdrawn its proposed “Fair and Competitive Livestock and Poultry Markets” rule. Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack says by
One of the best things farmers can do to prepare for the year ahead is make a soil fertility plan. In
Across the Corn Belt, a high-pressure system centered over the middle Mississippi Valley is resulting in very cold conditions. In fact,
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of colder-than-normal conditions nationwide, except for near- or above-normal temperatures
Growing demand for pork is crucial to the producer’s bottom line. Kiersten Hafer, vice president of data and insights for the
The State of Wisconsin is backing a nitrogen optimization pilot program, and some of the early research is helping farmers plan
A central Minnesota farmer is optimistic about 2025 despite what he calls a “pretty challenging year” in 2024. Roy Schneider, who
University of Minnesota Extension is working with several farms across the state to increase the scale and effectiveness of deep winter
