Ohio’s state climatologist says this spring’s wet weather has helped replenish overall soil moisture for parts of the state. Aaron Wilson tells Brownfield he doesn’t expect another severe drought to develop this summer. “That wet March, wet April, and even for most of the state, a wet May has led to really saturated soils,” he […]
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Cash dairy prices were steady to lower except for whey Friday on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was up $0.0125
The first alfalfa harvest of the season is going smoothly in Minnesota. University of Minnesota Extension crops educator Dave Nicolai says
The Weed Science Society of America is urging lawmakers to consider the consequences of federal funding cuts to agriculture. Hilary Sandler,
An ag economist says the growing demand for edible or inedible tallow, grease, and lard is adding value to cattle and
A northeast Nebraska dairy farmer says his crops could use warmer weather and more moisture Doug Timme of Wayne tells Brownfield
The outreach agronomist with the Illinois Soybean Association says recent widespread rains should help many farmers in the fight against weeds.
Brownfield’s Erin Anderson attends the U.S. Wheat Associates/Ohio Corn and Wheat-hosted South American Trade Mission stop in Ohio. The post U.S.
Researchers at Purdue University have created a rapid detection test that could help poultry producers combat highly pathogenic avian influenza faster.
The executive director of Nebraska’s state dairy association says getting whole milk and 2 percent milk back into the school lunch
