A sustainable agriculture specialist with the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT) says some farmers are turning to innovation to survive the current ag economy. Eric Fuchs-Stengel tells Brownfield, “And often the thing that makes your farm profitable is one or two key innovations that you didn’t know necessarily were out there, or standard practices […]
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Two corn farmers in the Northern Plains say market consolidation has led to a lack of competition in the U.S. fertilizer
Missouri farmers say planting will be on hold a few more weeks due to the recent widespread rains and cooler temperatures.
The president of the Missouri Farm Bureau says U.S. lawmakers continue to work on additional ad-hoc assistance for U.S. farmers. Garrett
An NRCS consultant says more farmers want to use grazing to cut costs and improve soil health. Adam Abel is the
A U.S. Senator from Missouri has contacted five of the largest fertilizer producers in the United States to ensure fairness in
Soybeans were modestly lower on profit taking and technical selling but closed well above the session lows and saw a solid
This year’s Ohio Master Farmers have made soil health central to their management. Third-generation farmer Jerry McBride grows 1,500 acres of corn and soybeans
The Nebraska Department of Agriculture says more than 300,000 acres have burned after an outbreak of wildfires. According to the Fire
The Nebraska Department of Agriculture says more than 300,000 acres have burned after an outbreak of wildfires. According to the Fire
