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White mold threat looms as soybean canopies close
White mold is a soybean disease that an agronomist warns could become a problem in the coming weeks. Corey Klaphake with CHS says it favors cool, wet conditions after plant canopy. “And there’s not as much air movement through there. That’s when white mold is going to take off, especially if you have a good…
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Video: Tornado rips through Kentucky farm in path of destruction
Video: Tornado rips through Kentucky farm in path of destruction  The Independent
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CBOT wheat hits two-year high as attacks continue in Black Sea region
CBOT wheat hits two-year high as attacks continue in Black Sea region  Country Guide
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That Dreaded Corn Yield Debate Is Back
That Dreaded Corn Yield Debate Is Back  DTN Progressive Farmer
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Soybean yield potential hinges on August weather
An agronomist in southeast Nebraska says timely rains have kept the area’s soybean crop on track. But, Chris Langemeier with Hogemeyer Hybrids, says the make-or-break part of the growing season is right around the corner. “We’re going to need some moisture in August to finish the bean crop out, but I think we have a…
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Soybeans Hit Contract Highs, Corn Rallies on Weather Concerns: Cattle Bounce, Milk Falls
Soybeans Hit Contract Highs, Corn Rallies on Weather Concerns: Cattle Bounce, Milk Falls  AgWeb
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Heat causes degradations in drought map
Heat causes degradations in drought map  High Plains Journal
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Why Have Ukraine’s Black Sea Grain Exports Suddenly Stopped?
Why Have Ukraine’s Black Sea Grain Exports Suddenly Stopped?  Agrolatam
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Drought prompts USDA disaster designation for nine Kentucky counties
Drought prompts USDA disaster designation for nine Kentucky counties  Spectrum News
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USDA layoffs leave meat processing program facing new hurdles
USDA layoffs leave meat processing program facing new hurdles  norfolkneradio.com
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USDA Seeks AI Solutions for Better Crops
USDA Seeks AI Solutions for Better Crops  Farms.com
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Drought Monitor: Exceptional Drought Creeps Higher Across Oklahoma
Drought Monitor: Exceptional Drought Creeps Higher Across Oklahoma  Oklahoma Farm Report
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Southern U.S. notes drought improvements
Southern U.S. notes drought improvements  Pro Farmer
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Regenerative Agriculture is Firmly Rooted Across America
Regenerative Agriculture is Firmly Rooted Across America  Oklahoma Farm Report
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Tick populations booming, prevention paramount
An educator with the University of Illinois Extension says tick prevention should be top of mind for all agricultural workers. Dr. Teresa Steckler tells Brownfield unseasonably warm weather early this spring gave the ticks a head start. “What we’re seeing is definitely an increase in tick population and that the different species of ticks are…
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Marketing grain during rallies
Grain markets have seen some strong rallies this summer, creating opportunities for producers to make sales. But marketing grain takes planning and discipline. On this episode, we’ll discuss strategies for marketing during rallies and how farmers can find the right grain marketing professional. The post Marketing grain during rallies appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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US tests GMO flies in rush to fight flesh-eating livestock pest
US tests GMO flies in rush to fight flesh-eating livestock pest  Reuters
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Ukraine, Moldova discuss Black Sea attacks, grain routes
Ukraine, Moldova discuss Black Sea attacks, grain routes  The New Voice of Ukraine
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The Silent Threat Costing Citrus Growers Thousands of Tons of Production
The Silent Threat Costing Citrus Growers Thousands of Tons of Production  Agrolatam
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USDA’s genetically modified ‘NovoFly’ targets flesh-eating screwworm
USDA’s genetically modified ‘NovoFly’ targets flesh-eating screwworm  Reuters
