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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A market analyst says weather is generally favorable for South American corn and soybean producers. Don Roose, president of U.S. Commodities,
An ag meteorologist says there’s no end in sight for on-going drought in the parts of the Western Corn Belt. Eric
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A former U.S. chief agricultural negotiator says expanding trade relationships in Southeast Asia is critical to long-term growth for the ag
A rancher in south-central Nebraska says an on-going wildfire has left widespread destruction across the region. Adam Grabenstein says the
FCS Financial is giving back to its member-owners in a big way this year. Chief Financial Officer Rick Krueger says the
A member of the U.S. House Ag Committee says a $51 million investment into the Illinois Fermentation and Agriculture Biomanufacturing (iFAB)
Minnesota farmer Tom Frisch recently served as chair of the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council and says there were several
The Trump administration could be poised to make a big announcement on biofuels policy next week. U.S Senator Chuck Grassley tells
