The USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service says there hasn’t been noticeable northward movement of New World screwworm in recent weeks. Ethan Lane with the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association says this is promising news. “It would appear that the 100 million flies a week being applied on target as was needed is doing what […]
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A new study from Purdue University shows Brazil’s competitive advantage in soybean production isn’t expected to slow down anytime soon. Joana Colussi
Vice President J.D. Vance addressed ag and manufacturing issues during a stop in Plover, Wisconsin, on Thursday. Vance says Ag Secretary
A U.S. Congressman from Missouri says the National FFA has responded to an inquiry into a partnership with Syngenta and their
A market analyst says the continued optimism that China could buy eight million metric tons of additional U.S. soybeans has kept
A fertilizer management specialist encourages growers to keep chasing bushels despite tight margins. Corteva Agriscience Nitrogen Stabilizers Strategic Account Manager Heather
Ag Secretary Brook Rollins says the USDA is working to make USDA more efficient. “I have no idea how these farmers
Iowa’s Ag Secretary sees several wins for farmers if reforms are made to the Conservation Reserve Program. Mike Naig says CRP
The president of the National Corn Growers Association says frustration continues to mount over the lack of progress on nationwide, year-round
Building a robust crop protection management program. Ty Witten, vice president for commercial LTO with Bayer, says 17 states have already
