An agronomist says crop conditions have been a mixed bag across the Midwest. Ryan Harbison with AgroLiquid says some of the best corn and soybean fields he’s seen are in southern Illinois. “You get outside of there though and it gets really varied,” he said. “It just depends where the rains came through this year. We’re […]
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A regional EPA administrator says the agency is working to ensure farmers don’t lose access to effective crop protection tools. Region
A jump in the wheat market is catching the attention of producers. “Prices jumped up in the last week. We were
Farm Rescue volunteers are stepping up to assist farmers and ranchers affected by wildfires in Nebraska. Tim Sullivan, executive director emeritus,
New research from the Soil Health Institute could help dairy farmers improve forage quality and overall sustainability on their operations. Dr.
Across the Corn Belt, scattered showers and thunderstorms are overspreading the western tier of the region, including Nebraska and the Dakotas.
A commodity broker says he’s keeping a close eye on several grain market factors heading into August. Tommy Grisafi with Ag
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for hotter-than-normal weather nearly nationwide, with the Intermountain West having the greatest likelihood
A new report from the American Farm Bureau Federation reveals a projected $32 billion in losses for major row crop producers
The USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service has issued an interim final rule to clarify that most wetland determinations made since late
