With a La Niña in place, precipitation could be sparse throughout much of the Corn Belt. CattleFax meteorologist Matt Makens tells Brownfield, “Whether it be early May, mid-May, late may, early June, whenever you need that water, it’s got to be well timed because odds are against a super wet outlook.” Looking at the […]
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Geopolitics are expected to influence fertilizer prices in 2026. Veronica Nigh is chief economist with The Fertilizer Institute. “We can’t do
A livestock economist says the recent closure of a beef processing facility in Nebraska will likely create more volatility in the
As the 2025 growing season comes to a close, the next few months present opportunities for farmers to tap into resources
Brownfield Ag News celebrated a successful and productive presence at the 2025 National Association of Farm Broadcasting (NAFB) Convention, held November
A marketing specialist with Purple Wave Auction says lower commodity prices aren’t holding back the used equipment market. Travis Templeton tells
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of above-normal temperatures in the South, while colder-than-normal conditions will
Milk production rose again in October. USDA’s National Agriculture Statistics Service says the twenty-four major milk producing states saw production climb
Tyson Foods has announced it will be closing its Lexington, Nebraska, beef processing facility in an effort to optimize production and
Soybeans were mixed, with nearby contracts up and deferred months down, lessening the weekly losses in those nearbys. Beans have spent
