A crop specialist says he’s concerned that heavy pest pressure could impact corn production in southwest Nebraska. Shawn Becker with Hogemeyer Hybrids tells Brownfield, “We are seeing a lot of Western Bean Cutworm this year. High percentages and a lot of acres are being treated.” He says the cause for the increase is unknown. “We […]
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Sep. corn $4.45 and 3/4, down 3 and 1/4 centsAug. soybeans $11.77 and 1/4, down 3/4 centAug. soybean meal $314.10, down
Some Missouri farmers say the corn is on track for an earlier than usual harvest this fall. Southwest Missouri farmer Brad
Sugar producers are renewing calls for changes to federal trade policy as they continue to face tremendous financial pressures. Luther Markwart
A Canadian ag trade leader says it’s unclear if U.S. negotiators have any decision-making power as talks continue between the two
A farmer in northwest Missouri says the crops are at a tipping point, and what happens with the weather moving forward
New World screwworm has kept the border closed to cattle trade with Mexico for the better part of 2 years. Barbara
The president of the Nebraska Farm Bureau says a recent trade mission to Southeast Asia underscored the growing competition U.S. producers
The Illinois wheat checkoff is up and running. “It officially started July 1st, where assessments were being withheld from grain settlements.”
Tar spot has been confirmed in Ohio for the first time this year. Adam Byrne, a technical service manager with FMC, says
