A plant pathologist with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln says mid-summer rains have helped improve variable crop conditions. Dylan Mangel tells Brownfield, “It didn’t look great for quite awhile around the Fourth of July or so and then things started to even out and fields look pretty good right now.” He says there are still […]
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Vegetables by Bayer and DNO Produce are teaming up to promote healthy eating habits among school-aged children. Alex DiNovo, president of
Innovation in plant breeding has allowed companies like Bayer to develop seed solutions that help farmers and consumers. Jenny Maloney, director
The head of AgroLiquid says the North Central Research Station helps ground test new technologies alongside real-world farm management strategies. Nick
The chairman of the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee says the Trump administration is aware of India’s unfair trade practices
Some crop insurance companies will be getting a one-time payment from the USDA for administering specialty crop insurance contracts in 2022
Some crop insurance companies will be getting a one-time payment from the USDA for administering specialty crop insurance contracts in 2022
A bicameral, bipartisan coalition in Congress is urging the Department of Labor to reform how H-2A guest worker wages are calculated
A farmer in south-central Nebraska has been indicted by a grand jury for crop insurance fraud. The U.S. District Court of
Legislation that would improve access to E15 has been introduced in the U.S. Senate. Ag Committee Ranking Member Amy Klobuchar helped
