The vice president of the South Putnam FFA chapter says members are helping restore natural habitats and improve the biodiversity of native plants in Indiana. Stone Staunch says students developed the Back to Our Roots program as a way to remove invasive Callery Pear trees on school grounds. “These trees created a toxin that kills all of […]
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Three pieces of legislation farmers are watching closely had votes at the Wisconsin Capitol on Wednesday. In the Senate, Senate Bill
An appraiser with Farm Credit Illinois says there seems to be a shift occurring in the farmland market. Laura Enger, newly
Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins says the new Dietary Guidelines for Americans place producers at the center of the nation’s nutrition priorities.
Brazil’s equivalent of the USDA made modest adjustments to domestic soybean and corn production estimates. CONAB now has soybeans at a
Farmers should pay close attention to how the nutrients in the soil interact with one another. Striking the correct balance will help
Across the Corn Belt, lingering cold weather is mostly confined to the Great Lakes States. The colder areas generally overlap where
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of below-normal temperatures in the Great Basin and Pacific Coast
A Wisconsin farmer is urging Congress to get the nationwide E15 deal done. Mike Berget is a representative of the Wisconsin
A professor of weed science at the University of Illinois says the U.S. EPA’s decision to issue new labels for three
