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White 195: The dark horse
White 195: The dark horse Successful Farming
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Put the Pedal to the Metal on Your 2025 Corn Weed Control Program
Put the Pedal to the Metal on Your 2025 Corn Weed Control Program Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Hurricane Helene threatens crops in the Southeast
Cotton, peanut and citrus growers are preparing for a potentially catastrophic storm that could bring widespread damage to farms in Georgia and Florida.
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The Big Gorilla Is Gone And The Consequences Are Here
The Big Gorilla Is Gone And The Consequences Are Here Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Farm Bill, Ag Economy Top Concerns at Tenth Ag Outlook Forum
Navigating a softer ag economy and no new farm bill were the chief topics at the Tenth Annual Ag Outlook Forum on September 16 in Kansas City. Hosted by Agri-Pulse and the Agricultural Business Council of Kansas City, the Forum is a critical information exchange between national leaders in ag policy, economics, and business during…
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Sen. Ernst Works to Secure Support for Renewable Fuel Infrastructure, Expand Access to Biofuels
Ernst Works to Secure Support for Renewable Fuel Infrastructure, Expand Access to Biofuels Senator Joni Ernst
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USDA to Gather Data about Farm Labor
USDA to Gather Data about Farm Labor Southeast AgNet
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Flights canceled as Hurricane Helene strengthens to Category 2
CONTINUING UPDATES: Flights canceled as Hurricane Helene strengthens to Category 2 Rough Draft Atlanta
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NASDA’s Newly Elected Board of Directors Urge Congress to Pass Farm Bill in 2024
INDIANAPOLIS – NASDA’s newly appointed board of directors unanimously passed a resolution expressing support for the expeditious passage of a comprehensive, bi-partisan farm bill. “America’s farmers and ranchers provide the food, fiber, fuel and shelter that we all depend on every single day, but they are subject to numerous and complex challenges that are out of their…
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Early harvest results in southeastern Illinois showing soybean challenges
A technical services representative with BASF says early harvest results in his area have been mixed. Mike Probst, who’s based in southeastern Illinois, tells Brownfield… “Honestly, seeing a lot of soybeans coming off.” He says, “Corn seems to be pretty good for the most part, hearing some pretty good numbers. But soybean yields seem to…
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U.S. Corn and Wheat Export Sales Miss Mark
U.S. Corn and Wheat Export Sales Miss Mark MarketWatch
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Vermeer Introduces Advanced Pro G4 Silage Balers
Vermeer launches the 504 Pro G4 and 604 Pro G4 balers, designed to deliver premium silage and dry hay for livestock operations of all sizes. These versatile machines offer innovative features that help boost productivity and bale quality across various crops and moisture levels, from dense silage to dry hay. “The Pro G4 balers represent…
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Sen. Brown says 45Z proposal necessary to prioritize domestic feedstocks
A bipartisan bill has been introduced into the U.S. Senate to prevent taxpayer dollars from being used to purchase imported feedstocks for biofuels production. Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown, co-sponsor of the bill, says there’s been a surge of imports from China and Brazil, displacing the use of domestic feedstocks. “We can’t allow foreign feed stock to crowd…
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Tillage: ‘Steady as she goes’ on global grain markets
Tillage: ‘Steady as she goes’ on global grain markets Agriland
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NGFA Calls on Administration to Avert Shipping Disruptions
ARLINGTON, Va. — In a letter to President Biden sent today, the National Grain and Feed Association (NGFA) and 55 organizations called on the U.S. government to act immediately to avert potential disruption at port operations along the East and Gulf Coasts. “As the harvest season gets underway, even the slightest delay in moving American products…
