A hydrologist with the National Weather Service says water levels along the lower Mississippi River are expected to continue to fall. Mary Lamm tells Brownfield the same problems that were seen on the river this time last year are likely to show up again soon. “Maybe not quite at the lowest levels we had last […]
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Understanding climate resilience in crops. An agronomy professor at Kansas State University is helping lead a study on climate resilience in
Delaro complete offers protection against a broad spectrum of diseases, while also enhancing plant health. In this episode of Managing for
A farmer from southeast Iowa says he’s concerned about the direction of the farm economy. Tim Meyer says many growers are
Soybeans were mostly higher in very low-volume trade. The market worked to recover its losses from Monday’s session. Soybean meal was
Mar. corn closed at $4.48 and 1/2, up 3/4 centsJan. soybeans closed at $9.73 and 3/4, up 4 and 1/4 centsJan.
Consumers have had a strong appetite for butter in 2024. Dairy Economist Corey Geiger with CoBank tells Brownfield consumption was up
A southern Illinois based agronomist says focusing on soil health in the midst of the economic downturn can benefit farmers in the
An eastern Iowa farmer says he’s gearing up for the winter calving season. “In about 10 day is our first due
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural has confirmed a second case of highly pathogenic avian influenza in West Michigan this
