-
They May Be Spooky, but Spiders Are Beneficial to the Garden
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Many people view spiders as pests, and the fear of spiders is one of the most common phobias among Americans. However, spiders are predators that feed on insect pests in gardens and landscapes. Kansas State University entomology expert Raymond Cloyd says that spiders feed on insects that may damage ornamental and vegetable…
-
2024 Organic Grower Summit to feature AI, machinery and sustainability
2024 Organic Grower Summit to feature AI, machinery and sustainability Farm Progress
-
Wheat turns higher on Russia weather worries; soy, corn also rally
U.S. grains: Wheat turns higher on Russia weather worries; soy, corn also rally Canadian Cattlemen
-
USDA celebrates final convening of ‘equity commission’
USDA celebrates final convening of equity commission Southernminn.com
-
Hurricane Helene threatens energy infrastructure on path to Florida
Hurricane Helene threatens energy infrastructure on path to Florida S&P Global
-
Grassley Presses USDA to Act Now to Protect U.S. Farmland
VIDEO: Grassley Presses USDA to Act Now to Protect U.S. Farmland Senator Chuck Grassley
-
Something stinks in the grain markets, says Scott “The Cow Guy” Shellady
Something stinks in the grain markets, says Scott “The Cow Guy” Shellady RealAgriculture
-
Soybeans see more gains, corn, wheat finish higher
Soybeans were higher on fund and technical buying. The trade’s watching harvest activity, expecting some areas to make good progress, but Hurricane Helene will cause more delays in the south and east. That storm is expected to make landfall later this week and move north and west. Hot, dry weather could limit planting in parts…
-
Mexico to Import Less US Corn
USDA: Mexico to Import Less US Corn 953mnc.com
-
New Equipment Auction Company Seeks Athletes With a Farm Background
New Company Seeks Athletes With a Farm Background AGInfo Ag Information Network
-
Newsome signs senator’s farmworker bill
Governor signs senator’s farmworker bill Imperial Valley Press
-
Ohio Soybean Association Applauds Protecting Domestic Biofuels Feedstocks
WORTHINGTON, Ohio — The Ohio Soybean Association (OSA) applauds the bipartisan group of lawmakers who are proposing an extension to the 45Z tax credit for low-carbon biofuels for 10 years. The new measure would also retain the incentive for products derived from domestic feedstocks, including soybean oil. The group includes Ohio lawmakers Sen. Sherrod Brown,…
-
Russia expands Baltic ports as it eyes new grain markets
Russia expands Baltic ports as it eyes new grain markets Colorado Springs Gazette
-
Surprising Reasons National Coffee Day Is Actually Good for Your Health
GREENWICH, N.Y. — Whether you have a few cups of coffee per day or enjoy the occasional cup of joe, coffee can be more than a tasty drink and caffeine boost. With National Coffee Day on Sept. 29, here are some of the ways that regular coffee drinking can improve your health. Beyond the caffeine…
