Kansas Ag Secretary Mike Beam says invasive woody species are threating the health of the state’s grasslands. He tells Brownfield research at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln shows that Kansas could lose forage for 157,000 head of beef cows. “That’s hard to imagine. Right now, we need to grow our beef herd, and we’re not going […]
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The president-elect of the Ohio Pork Council is outlining the organization’s top policy concerns for 2026. Jarred Black says the industry
Josh Goche, Regional Sales Manager for Rural Community Insurance Services, discusses how RCIS helps farmers navigate unpredictable market conditions. The post
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The U.S. Treasury Department has issued its proposed guidance on the 45Z tax credit and biofuel supporters say it’s a good
All is quiet in cash cattle country this morning, with bids and asking prices not established as of yet. Significant trade
All is quiet in cash cattle country this morning, with bids and asking prices not established as of yet. Significant trade
An extension soil specialist says farmers are inquiring about phosphorous management in relation to high fertilizer prices. Dan Kaiser with the
An extension soil specialist says farmers are inquiring about phosphorous management in relation to high fertilizer prices. Dan Kaiser with the
The president of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association says the new Product of the USA label is one that works for
