The retiring head of the Wisconsin Agribusiness Association and former feed mill manager says the new tariffs on Canadian products that start in April will likely cause a shift in livestock feed use. Tom Bresner tells Brownfield canola meal has been a low-cost protein source popular with producers, but that’s likely to change. “As far […]
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A research veterinarian expects to see new opportunities for dairy farms that don’t milk anymore. Dr. Keith Poulsen with the Wisconsin
A central Indiana farmer says he’s reflecting on a challenging 2025 crop year. Jim Douglas raises corn and soybeans in Shelby
Mar. corn $4.40 and 1/2, down 1 and 3/4 centsJan. soybeans $10.46 and 1/4, down 3 and 1/4 centsJan. soybean meal
Iowa officials say highly pathogenic avian influenza was recently detected in the central part of the state. State Ag Secretary Mike
A crop insurance expert says growers can head into the 2026 season with increased confidence in federal coverage. Tom Zacharias is
Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. Beans are monitoring development weather in South America, and very early harvest activity
The senior vice president of strategy and logistics with GROWMARK says the cooperative’s planned state-of-the-art biological crop input manufacturing facility is aimed
A leader with Solutions from the Land says there’s been a push for more renewable energy sources on farms. Ray Gaesser,
Farmers are evaluating their crop options ahead of the next growing season. Brent Gatton from western Kentucky says his farm will
