A Purdue University Extension weed scientist says this year’s rapid weather changes created ideal conditions for crop injury from some residual herbicides. Tommy Butts says several soybean fields across Indiana saw early-season injury. “Unfortunately, it just happened that we had a bad weather year,” he says. “It was cool and wet, so a lot of […]
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An ag attorney says the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Durnell vs. Monsanto will likely impact crop protection availability for farmers.
Cash dairy prices were mostly steady on Friday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was unchanged at $0.6975. No sales were recorded. Forty-pound cheese blocks were unchanged at $1.64. Four sales were recorded, ranging from $1.63 to $1.6450.
It’s been an on again, off again spring for northern Iowa farmer Casey Schlichting. “We went to an indoor track meet
Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer says cattle producers in her state continue to navigate the aftermath of this spring’s wildfires. “There’s about
Kansas Senator Roger Marshall says a series of bills being considered in the U.S Senate could deliver much-needed relief from high
An agronomy manager with Wyffels Hybrids says portions of the Midwest are seeing significant flights of black cutworm moths. Ryan Gentle,
The executive director of the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association says he’s confident the U.S. House will pass nationwide year-round E15 legislation
The USDA says it has confirmed the detection of pseudorabies virus in swine herds in Iowa and Texas. The agency says
U.S. Congressman Don Bacon says the House-passed farm bill is a win for rural communities. “This is huge for Nebraska,” he
