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Farm Rescue delivering aid to Nebraska wildfire victims
Farm Rescue delivering aid to Nebraska wildfire victims Brownfield Ag News
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The Commodities Feed: Oil slips as more crude flows out of Persian Gulf
The Commodities Feed: Oil slips as more crude flows out of Persian Gulf ING Think
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New soybean herbicide from Corteva expands options for early season weed management
Corteva Agriscience is introducing a new herbicide available to soybean growers in 2027. Corteva technical field agronomist Ron Geis says Enclosa is a novel pre-plant and preemergence herbicide that controls broadleaf and grass weeds. “If giant ragweed is a problem, if bur cucumber is a problem, if you’ve been using post-emerge residuals and those weeds…
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U.S. Sugar Demand Up, Corn Syrup Down, as Consumers Pick Less Processed Foods, Report Says
U.S. Sugar Demand Up, Corn Syrup Down, as Consumers Pick Less Processed Foods, Report Says Successful Farming
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Canadian ag manufacturers are adaptable, but productivity lagging
Canadian ag manufacturers are adaptable, but productivity lagging The Western Producer
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Nonprofit groups sue US Agriculture Department over rules on grants
Nonprofit groups sue US Agriculture Department over rules on grants Reuters
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Senators work to advance long-delayed farm bill
Senators work to advance long-delayed farm bill WOWT
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Mitas Agricultural Tires to Showcase Latest Innovations at Ag in Motion 2026
Mitas Agricultural Tires to Showcase Latest Innovations at Ag in Motion 2026 Farms.com
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EU Ready to Finance Development of Ukrainian Villages if Kyiv Meets Transparency Requirements
EU Ready to Finance Development of Ukrainian Villages if Kyiv Meets Transparency Requirements ubn.news
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USDA launches military hiring program for veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses
USDA launches military hiring program for veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses LiveNOW from FOX
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Western bean cutworm populations remain elevated for second straight year
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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USDA accepts 2.2 million acres into conservation reserve program
USDA accepts 2.2 million acres into conservation reserve program Spencer Reporter
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USDA faces borrowing caps for farm programs
USDA faces borrowing caps for farm programs Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network |
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USDA Launches Initiative to Recruit Veterans, Transitioning Service Members, and Military Spouses
USDA Launches Initiative to Recruit Veterans, Transitioning Service Members, and Military Spouses RFD-TV
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Tar spot found in multiple counties in Ohio as disease continues to spread
Tar spot has been confirmed in Ohio for the first time this year. Adam Byrne, a technical service manager with FMC, says early season weather patterns created the right environment for disease development. “We know it’s out there and we know the conditions were right to start the season,” he says. “Now, we just have to…
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Farm belt Senate races heat up over big ag
Farm belt Senate races heat up over big ag Farm Progress
