The director of agronomy for one of the nation’s largest independent seed companies is concerned extreme heat in July might’ve taken the top off corn yield. Tom Larson with Stine Seed tells Brownfield the corn plant gets stressed when overnight temperatures and dewpoints remain elevated. “Pollination suffers dramatically, you could really have a reduction in […]
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Cash dairy prices were down Monday to start the week at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was unchanged at $0.6925. No sales were reported. Forty-pound cheese blocks were down $0.0125 to $1.56. Two
The USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (AHPIS) has confirmed the first case of classical scrapie in the U.S. since
The vice president of Nebraska-based Moving Parts, LLC says several factors have led to an overall positive price outlook in the wheat
As the calendar turns to August, Brevant Seeds retail sales agronomist John Long says farmers have faced numerous challenges so far
Across the Corn Belt, near- or below-normal temperatures in the wake of soaking rainfall is benefiting corn and soybeans. Monday’s Midwestern
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for above-normal temperatures nationwide, with the hottest weather—relative to normal—stretching from the Great
U.S. Senate Ag Committee Chairman John Boozman released an updated draft farm bill late Friday that would allow nationwide year-round E15
The chairman of the Missouri Rice Council says fertilizer has been his biggest expense this growing season. “Urea was probably $300
The CEO of the National Grain and Feed Association says rail transportation delays into Mexico are just one issue being addressed
