Farmers attending the National Farmers Union Convention are considering solutions to bring stability back to U.S. farms. “Our farmers are reporting they’re on the brink of a crisis. We’re having difficult meetings with lenders, landlords and input suppliers just to try and find a way to put a crop in the ground this year,” says […]
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The USDA cut its 2026 beef and turkey production estimates, while increasing the outlook for broilers. Beef is now seen at
Adjuvants continue to play an important role in helping farmers get the most out of their crop protection programs. At the
The USDA made no changes to domestic ending stocks projections for corn, soybeans, or wheat. The U.S. soybean carryout held at
An ag economist says farmers may have a good opportunity right now to sell some grain. Jim McCormick with AgMarket.Net says
A regional technical manager with FMC Corporation says farmers should take advantage of the recent warm up to apply early season
Darin Van Ruden, the president of the Wisconsin Farmers Union, says many dairy farmers aren’t a fan of the recently reformed
The cutting edge of agriculture. Laura Bleill, director of external engagement with the U of I Research Park, says despite continued
Biosolutions are playing an increasingly important role in crop production, especially as farmers look for ways to improve efficiency and profitability.
Lawmakers in Washington continue working toward a new five-year farm bill as farmers push for long-term certainty in federal ag policy.
