The U.S. House has approved the skinny farm bill. DaNita Murray with the South Dakota Corn Growers Association says she was watching closely an amendment dealing with glyphosate and the uniformity of pesticide labeling. House lawmakers voted to remove pesticide oversight provisions from the bill. “I believe when it comes to the question of actually […]
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The International Dairy Foods Association will select a new President and CEO soon. Dr. Michael Dykes announced he will retire from
Can you reduce dairy ration costs by 10-15 cents per cow per day? Jim Barmore, consulting dairy nutritionist, explains how feeding
The chairman of the U.S. Senate Ag Committee says to expect farm bill work next month. “We’re going to release the
An agricultural economist says with high fertilizer prices, it’s time to dial in what manure can do for crops. Paul Mitchell
With the U.S. cattle herd still at historically low levels, the industry is watching closely for signs of meaningful expansion. Lance Honig, chair
The head of the National Council of Agricultural Employers says a recent federal court decision brings more certainty to farms using
Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. Planting weather mostly looks favorable for much of the region into the end
A north Iowa farmer says crop emergence is better than a year ago. Josh Hitzhusen grows corn and soybeans near Rockwell
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were sharply lower on technical liquidation ahead of the On Feed report
