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Farming Simulator VR: Immersive farming comes to Meta Quest
Farming Simulator VR: Immersive farming comes to Meta Quest Univers Simu
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U.S. wheat export price near lowest on global market
U.S. wheat export price near lowest on global market Capital Press
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Path to reduced tillage begins at harvest
An extension educator says the journey to reducing tillage begins at harvest. Jodi DeJong-Hughes is with the University of Minnesota. “Less tillage or no-till does not mean you don’t do any prep work. It starts off with the combine, you have to have a combine that spreads out the chaff all the way across the…
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Beef, wheat export sales up on week
U.S. export sales during the week ending January 23rd were mixed. The USDA reported week-to-week improvements for beef, wheat, rice, and soybean products, against dips for soybeans, corn, pork, and cotton. Those mixed sales were due to a combination of factors, including the value of the dollar against competing currencies, seasonal supply changes, and uncertainties…
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Cargill, Foster Farms to close turkey plants as demand wanes
The closures, which will lead to layoffs of more than 1,600 people, come as bird flu ravages farms and consumer tastes change.
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Going Nuts: The History of the Peanut Industry
GREENWICH, N.Y. — The peanut is a powerful food loved by millions around the world. Whether you are a spoonful of peanut butter person or enjoy just a touch in your reeses candy, most of us can admit that peanuts are an extremely common food in our everyday lives. These small nuts are packed full…
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Meat giant JBS breaks into the egg business
A merger with South American producer Mantiqueira Brasil comes amid soaring U.S. egg prices.
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Could Your Dog’s Bark Reveal Their Personality? It’s Time to Find Out
WASHINGTON — Dogs just don’t bark – they spill the tea. From the nonstop woofing to the hysterical howling, your furry friend might be telling you something, and knowing what it means can help you discover if you’re with a sassy canine or a well-trained drama queen. A 2024 BBC article featured a University of…
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UTIA Trade Expert Reappointed to Agricultural Policy Advisory Committee
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Andrew Muhammad, agricultural trade expert and Blasingame Chair of Excellence in Agricultural Policy at the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture (UTIA), has been reappointed to the Agricultural Policy Advisory Committee, where he will provide advice to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary and the U.S. Trade Representative on international agricultural trade…
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Nebraska Corn Growers Association Elects Officers, At-Large Directors
YORK, Neb. — Members of the Nebraska Corn Growers Association (NeCGA) gathered at the Holthus Convention Center on Wednesday, January 22, for their Annual Meeting. Following the Annual Meeting, NeCGA held a regular board meeting and elected officers. Michael Dibbern of Cairo was elected as president. Other officers elected include Dave Merrell of St. Edward,…
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New Technology Tracks Dairy Cows for Improved Health and Productivity
TOKYO — As dairy farmers dwindle every year, the demand for high-quality milk remains steadfast, driving a surge in dairy farming. Although this shift improves efficiency, it makes managing the health of individual cows more challenging. Effective health management has thereby become a critical issue in the dairy industry. Early detection of abnormalities, swift diagnosis,…
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USDA inspector general defies Trump’s firing – and is hit with harsh consequences
USDA inspector general defies Trump’s firing – and is hit with harsh consequences TAG24 NEWS
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Ukraine corn prices surge as corn growers hold back stocks
Ukraine corn prices surge as corn growers hold back stocks S&P Global
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Texas Lawmaker Introduces Bill That Would Repeal the 45Z Tax Credit
Representative Beth Van Duyne (R-TX) recently introduced a bill that aims to repeal the Section 45Z clean fuel production credit. The tax credit, established by the Inflation Reduction Act, supports the production of various low-carbon transportation fuels. The technology-neutral credit is available for numerous biobased and renewable fuels, including sustainable aviation fuel, renewable diesel, ethanol,…
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Livestock Marketing Association Opens Applications for 2025 Scholarships
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — The Livestock Marketing Association, or LMA, is proud to announce the opening of its 2025 scholarship program application period, beginning Friday, January 31. This annual program is designed to support students who understand the vital role of agriculture and its supporting industries, including the auction method of livestock marketing. The program…
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New Video Explores Advanced Technology That Monitors Local Streams
SHOKAN, N.Y. — The Ashokan Watershed Stream Management Program (AWSMP) has released a new fun and informative video on stream gages (Note: the spelling of “gage” instead of “gauge” is correct). Stream gages are advanced technology for monitoring the physical characteristics of stream water and are housed in non-descript buildings located next to streams. The…
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High Volatility Could Soon Hit Ag Futures Markets. Here’s 2 Ways to Play It.
High Volatility Could Soon Hit Ag Futures Markets. Here’s 2 Ways to Play It. MSN
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Extreme Weather’s Ripple Effect Causes Agricultural Disruption
Extreme Weather’s Ripple Effect Causes Agricultural Disruption Forbes
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Give FFA Day is February 20
February 20 is the tenth annual Give FFA Day during National FFA Week. The day is dedicated to making a difference in the lives of over a million FFA members across the country and growing the next generation of leaders who will change the world. The National FFA Organization is a school-based national youth leadership…
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Kansas Aquifer Drops a Foot
Kansans rely on the Ogallala Aquifer in western Kansas for everything from irrigation to drinking water, and it fell more than a foot last year. The Kansas Geological Survey recently completed its annual campaign to measure the aquifer, which supplies one-third of the state with water. The Ogallala is the largest underground source of fresh…
