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USDA assistance to producers impacted by severe weather
USDA assistance to producers impacted by severe weather AgriNews
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Cattle Futures Strong, Eyes on Cash Trade
Lean hogs are on the rise this morning, lifted by a sharp jump in cash hog values. Live cattle futures may start the day steady to firm, thanks to tight supplies in the Plains. Feeder cattle are getting some tailwind too, with cheaper corn adding support. Meanwhile, soybean traders are watching India closely—buyers there are…
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Dry outlook so far for upper Missouri basin
The Army Corps of Engineers is already using more reservoir water to maintain a nine-foot navigation channel on the Missouri River. Corps spokesperson Eileen Williamson tells Brownfield every March 15th, engineers evaluate reservoir storage based on mountain snow, plains snow, and ground saturation, and the Missouri River is at a minimum service level as they…
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South Africa seeks to have punitive US tariffs dropped
South Africa seeks to have punitive US tariffs dropped The Mail & Guardian
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Large wildfire burning in North Central Nebraska
The Nebraska Forest Service says the Plum Creek Fire started as a prescribed burn but got out of control and has charred more than 14-thousdand acres. In a recent interview, Governor Jim Pillen told Brownfield ag producers need to wait until conditions improve to start controlled burns. “We’re very dry. There’s too much brush. Until…
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How to Use Farmland to Finance Your Growth
WASHINGTON — For farmers and ranchers, farmland is more than just dirt and fields, it’s their biggest asset. It’s where you grow crops, raise livestock, and build your livelihood. But did you know it can also help you secure financing? Need to grow your farm, upgrade equipment, or cover seasonal costs? A land-backed loan could…
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RFA Thanks Lawmakers for Bipartisan Support of Summertime E15 Waiver
The Renewable Fuels Association today thanked 25 members of the House of Representatives who sent a bipartisan letter to President Trump urging his administration to allow unimpeded sales of lower-cost E15 through the summer months. The legislators noted that without an emergency waiver in place soon, E15 won’t be available to drivers beginning June 1. “We thank…
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Soybeans rally on trade optimism; Corn under pressure again
Soybeans rally on trade optimism; Corn under pressure again | Midday Markets | April 23, 2025 Rural Radio Network
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Cover Crops Gain Acceptance From Farmers When Their Agronomic Advisers Already Use Them
Cover Crops Gain Acceptance From Farmers When Their Agronomic Advisers Already Use Them AgWeb
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Lawmakers push for E15 solution this year
Photo of Rep. Ashley Hinson by Brent Barnett/Brownfield Some lawmakers in the U.S. House say a federal fix for year-round E15 may not happen before the summer driving season begins. U.S. Congresswoman Ashley Hinson says she supports the Nationwide Consumer and Fuel Retailer Choice Act, a bill that was co-authored by Nebraska Congressman Adrian Smith.…
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Ag Secretary says White House is “really close” to final plans for USDA realignment
Ag Secretary says White House is “really close” to final plans for USDA realignment KFGO
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How Dogs Fit Into Our Social Networks
BUDAPEST, Hungary — Many people view their dog as a family member, friend, or kid, but does the relationship with them really resemble these human relationships? Researchers from ELTE Eötvös Loránd University now set out to explore the precise role dogs play in human social networks by comparing human-dog relationships with human-human relationships using 13…
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Rep. GT Thompson Honored With Farm Bureau Golden Plow Award
WASHINGTON — The American Farm Bureau Federation and Pennsylvania Farm Bureau today presented House Agriculture Committee Chairman Glenn ‘GT’ Thompson (R-PA) with AFBF’s Golden Plow award. The Golden Plow is the highest honor the organization gives to sitting members of Congress. This is the second Golden Plow award for Chairman Thompson. He was previously honored…
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Watching Morning Soil Temperatures: Will the Northern Corn Belt Hit the 50-Degree F Mark Soon?
Watching Morning Soil Temperatures: Will the Northern Corn Belt Hit the 50-Degree F Mark Soon? DTN Progressive Farmer
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Soybeans, Cattle Rally as China Trade War Eases, Outside Markets Soar
Soybeans, Cattle Rally as China Trade War Eases, Outside Markets Soar AgWeb
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Rains hampering southern Illinois planting & wheat crop
A southeastern Illinois farmer says frequent heavy rains have slowed down progress this spring. Don Guinnip, who farms in Clark County, says planting in his area has been spotty. “There’s a little bit of soybeans planted off and on the last two or three weeks when it was dry enough.” He says, “I would say…
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Crop Insurance Deadline Nears for Summer Planted Crops
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reminds agricultural producers that the final date to apply for or make changes to their existing crop insurance coverage is quickly approaching for summer planted crops, annual forage and forage seeding. Sales closing dates vary by crop and location, but the next major sales closing dates are May…
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Brownfield Ag Weather Today
Brownfield Ag Weather Today Brownfield Ag News
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Corn and wheat down 2-4 cents, soybeans mixed
Corn and wheat down 2-4 cents, soybeans mixed Business Recorder
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Ferrie: Elevate Your Corn Planting Game Instantly With 7 Proven Tips
Ferrie: Elevate Your Corn Planting Game Instantly With 7 Proven Tips AgWeb
