U.S. hay production was up in 2024. The USDA says total production of 122.462 million tons was 3% larger than 2023, with a decline in harvested area to 49.39 million acres more than canceled out by a rise in average yield to 2.48 tons per acre. That included 49.84 million tons of alfalfa and mixtures, […]
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An ag economist at Ohio State University says ongoing uncertainty around trade policy adds volatility to U.S. trade. Ian Sheldon says
A southeastern Illinois farmer says a challenging spring plagued by constant rains is being compounded by wildlife issues. Don Guinnip, who
The U.S. Meat Export Federation says beef plants currently face some obstacles getting exports into China. USMEF’s Joe Schuele tells Brownfield,
A U.S. Senator from Iowa says she’s optimistic the EPA can finalize a new Waters of the U.S. rule by the
The hay harvest is expected to be larger in 2025. The USDA sees all hay harvested area at 49.725 million acres,
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Farmers could benefit significantly under the United States’ 45Z federal tax guidance. In this Managing for Profit, Megan Dwyer, director of conservation
The USDA has announced a phased reopening of some southern ports to resume imports of live cattle, bison, and horses from
