A Stine Seed Company representative says some farmers are still making planting decisions due to geopolitical uncertainty. David Thompson, Stine’s director of brand strategy, tells Brownfield, “Fertilizer prices are weighing on the corn plantings. Right now I think the market has kind of baked in an increase in soybean acres. A lot of that is […]
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The principal atmospheric scientist with Nutrien Ag Solutions says he’s expecting a volatile next few weeks of weather. Eric Snodgrass tells
A farmer in south-central South Dakota says the farm received some much-needed moisture ahead of the Easter weekend. Bryan Jorgensen tells
The University of Wisconsin is asking farmers and custom operators to share information about custom services. Economics professor Paul Mitchell tells
Some Missouri farmers made some early planting progress ahead of the recent rains. Jay Fischer in central Missouri says there’s some
A professor at Iowa State University says higher prices for diesel fuel are expected to impact the bottom line for farmers
A new report by the American Biogas Council shows the number of U.S. farms capturing biogas has more than doubled the
Listen to Compeer’s Economic Minute Podcast as Megan Roberts, Agriculture Economist with Compeer Financial, talks with Brownfield about the changes we
Cover crops are growing as temperatures warm throughout the Midwest. Iowa State University Extension agronomist Rebecca Vittetoe covers southeast and east
A pig farmer from southern Minnesota says disease pressure continues to be a challenge. Sam Ziegler is a contract grower in
