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USDA Report Shows Ag Land Values Continuing to Increase
USDA Report Shows Ag Land Values Continuing to Increase Northern Ag Network
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Early August rains boost Missouri soybean, corn prospects
Two Missouri farmers say the early August rain has been welcome for the crops. Drew Lock in northeast Missouri says the soybeans have been soaking it up. “There’s a lot of potential out there. This rain is going to go a long ways. Obviously we were, we were super wet and cold early. The heat…
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Sugar industry seeks additional economic aid from Congress
The chairman of the American Sugar Alliance says more economic aid from Congress would help sugar farmers navigate weather disasters and economic uncertainty. “It would be great to get some disaster and economic aid back to all of our growers.” Ryan Weston, who also leads the Florida Sugarcane League, tells Brownfield the USDA Deputy Secretary…
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USDA Extends Crop Insurance Payment Deadline, Brings Back Prevented Planting Coverage
USDA Extends Crop Insurance Payment Deadline, Brings Back Prevented Planting Coverage RFD-TV
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Farm Bill optimism fades as impasse drags on
An ag policy specialist at the University of Illinois says he’s losing optimism a farm bill can make it across the finish line this year. Jonathan Coppess says the Senate Ag Committee’s markup showed partisanship from lawmakers at a time when agriculture needs negotiations for a compromise. “The ‘my way or the highway’ is usually…
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CBOT Weekly: Analysts predict smaller corn, soy crops in August WASDE report
CBOT Weekly: Analysts predict smaller corn, soy crops in August WASDE report Grainews
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Corn diseases emerge early, but severity remains uncertain
A technical service manager says the forecast over the next several weeks will help determine how disease pressure impacted corn production. Lily Ziehmer covers Nebraska and Colorado FMC, and she says higher temperatures may have limited the impact so far. “I haven’t quite seen the severity that we saw from last year’s disease pressure,…
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Used combine market favors buyers as harvest nears
A farm equipment specialist says an abundant supply is softening the price of used combines. Jeff Madsen is the remarketing manager for CLAAS of America and tells Brownfield there’s a large inventory available. “Coming off a number of years where we had very large new sales across the industry, so right now it’s turning into…
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No Input or Interest Rate Relief in Sight as Ag Economists Flag Rising Farm Debt Stress
No Input or Interest Rate Relief in Sight as Ag Economists Flag Rising Farm Debt Stress AgWeb
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Try the Shadow Test to Right-Size Your 2027 Corn Planting Populations
Try the Shadow Test to Right-Size Your 2027 Corn Planting Populations AgWeb
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Wheat Market Volatility: Navigating Pricing Opportunities and Global Trade Challenges
Wheat Market Volatility: Navigating Pricing Opportunities and Global Trade Challenges Oklahoma Farm Report
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Extreme Weather Events Like Hurricanes Can Spread Antibiotic Resistance Genes
Extreme Weather Events Like Hurricanes Can Spread Antibiotic Resistance Genes sentientmedia.org
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ISU Researchers Develop Kits to Help Stoke the Biomanufacturing Industry
ISU Researchers Develop Kits to Help Stoke the Biomanufacturing Industry Successful Farming
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Senate bill targets tick-borne cattle diseases with expanded research
The Kansas Livestock Association says a bill recently introduced in the U.S. Senate could strengthen the fight at against tick-related diseases in cattle. CEO Matt Teagarden says the Asian Longhorn Tick and theilieria orientalis (OR-ee-uhn-tallis continue to create mortality and morbidity issues. “In Kansas and across the country, they are struggling with what to do…
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Agricultural and Construction Machinery Manufacturing in the Midwest: Employment, Exports, and Economic Importance
Agricultural and Construction Machinery Manufacturing in the Midwest: Employment, Exports, and Economic Importance Successful Farming
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USDA Undersecretary Richard Fordyce talks crop insurance, cutting red tape and disaster assistance
USDA Undersecretary Richard Fordyce talks crop insurance, cutting red tape and disaster assistance. Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc.
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Why Corn Silage Acres Are Built for Cover Crops
Why Corn Silage Acres Are Built for Cover Crops agweb.com
