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What’s Happening With Tennessee’s Crops?
What’s Happening With Tennessee’s Crops? Successful Farming
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Heat Dome Raises Fresh Concerns for Corn Pollination Across Farm Country
Heat Dome Raises Fresh Concerns for Corn Pollination Across Farm Country RFD-TV
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Wheat Tries Extending Gains, Corn and Soybeans See Profit Taking: Cattle Spiral
Wheat Tries Extending Gains, Corn and Soybeans See Profit Taking: Cattle Spiral AgWeb
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Dr. Todd Hubbs Says Strong Prices Create Marketing Opportunities
Dr. Todd Hubbs Says Strong Prices Create Marketing Opportunities Oklahoma Farm Report
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Canadian wildfire smoke impacting crops, air quality across Upper Midwest, Great Lakes
A state climatologist says this week’s heat dome and a strengthening low-pressure system have pushed dense wildfire smoke from Canada across the Great Lakes into the Northeast. Michigan’s Jeff Andresen says, “That has basically taken charge.” “It’s strengthened over the last several days, and it’s forced the upper airflow across the Great Lakes region to be more…
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Trump Set to Deliver Primetime Address as Markets Watch Global Uncertainty
Trump Set to Deliver Primetime Address as Markets Watch Global Uncertainty RFD-TV
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Will USDA’s Data Overhaul Change Farm Markets Forever?
Will USDA’s Data Overhaul Change Farm Markets Forever? Agrolatam
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Economy driving interest in small ruminants
The struggling ag economy is leading some producers to explore diversification. Cliff Schuette, southern Illinois farmer and president of the Illinois Grazing Lands Coalition, says interest is growing in small ruminant agriculture. “We just need to be more diversified, and I think there’s some people that are out there with the tough times with the…
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Drought conditions intensify in the mountain west
Drought conditions intensify in the mountain west Pro Farmer
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PepsiCo says farmer partnerships are key to making progress toward 2030 regenerative agriculture goals
PepsiCo is making progress towards implementing 10 million acres of regenerative agriculture globally by 2030. Margaret Henry, vice president of sustainable and regenerative agriculture, says farmers are seeing the long-term benefits of soil health management. “Farmers that have been using regenerative practices are helping ensure that the soil, water, and biodiversity on that farm can…
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Regenerative agriculture gaining momentum in rural America
Regenerative agriculture gaining momentum in rural America The Mighty 790 KFGO
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Oregon farmers slam USDA rollback of meat industry fairness rules
Oregon farmers slam USDA rollback of meat industry fairness rules Kiowa County Press
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5 Most Extreme Weather Evens In Wyoming History
5 Most Extreme Weather Evens In Wyoming History KGAB
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When is the right time to apply a fungicide?
On this episode of Managing for Profit, Iowa State University Extension agronomist Meaghan Anderson discusses what the research shows regarding fungicide timing in corn and soybeans. She also updates the current disease pressure outlook as farmers make their fungicide decisions. The post When is the right time to apply a fungicide? appeared first on Brownfield…
