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Soil Testing for Lawns & Gardens
PRESTON and CALEDONIA, Minn. — As you look at your Spring to-do list one of the first things should be getting a soil test done, if you have not done one in the past 3 years. Understanding your soil is important for a successful lawn or garden. Soil analysis can help to determine the current…
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Nebraska’s NRDs Advocate for Conservation Funding in Washington, D.C.
LINCOLN, Neb. – Nebraska’s Natural Resources Districts (NRDs) were represented by nearly 50 directors and staff in Washington, D.C., March 31 to April 2, 2025. Nebraska’s NRDs advocate for strengthening tools to preserve and fund natural resources projects, which includes engaging policymakers from the grassroots level with a unified voice. This grassroots advocacy culminates with a…
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Trump tariffs divide U.S. farmers: Economic impact and future prospects
Trump tariffs divide U.S. farmers: Economic impact and future prospects Farm Progress
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AGCO pauses shipments of finished equipment into the U.S.
AGCO pauses shipments of finished equipment into the U.S. RealAgriculture
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Roundup maker asks Supreme Court to block lawsuits claiming it failed to warn about cancer
Roundup maker asks Supreme Court to block lawsuits claiming it failed to warn about cancer WWBT
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Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins Says New Deals May Be Struck Over Tariffs By End of Week
Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins Says New Deals May Be Struck Over Tariffs By End of Week AgWeb
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Consumer’s right to repair ag equipment gets OK despite opposition
Consumer’s right to repair ag equipment gets OK despite opposition Florida Politics
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Carbon Robotics launches autonomous tractor system for 24/7 farming
Carbon Robotics launches autonomous tractor system for 24/7 farming Farm Progress
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Markets See Risk On Buying to Start Tuesday: What’s Driving It?
Markets See Risk On Buying to Start Tuesday: What’s Driving It? AgWeb
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U.S. Soybean Exports Now Face 60% Tariff to China, That Could Grow as Tariff Tit for Tat Plays Out
U.S. Soybean Exports Now Face 60% Tariff to China, That Could Grow as Tariff Tit for Tat Plays Out AgWeb
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Markets shift focus from tariffs to weather as planting season heats up
Markets shift focus from tariffs to weather as planting season heats up | Midday Markets | April 8, 2025 Rural Radio Network
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Four Tips for Planting in Unpredictable Conditions This Spring
ARDEN HILLS, MINN. (APRIL 8, 2025) – Planting season is quickly approaching, and much of the country is experiencing erratic weather patterns. Dry weather one week and heavy rain the next make it hard to determine the best planting strategy. Ryan Peterson, WinField® United Crop Protection Product Manager, shares four tips to help growers navigate early-season planting challenges…
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Continuum Ag Launches TopSoil Connect
WASHINGTON, Iowa — Utilizing farm data provides a new revenue source for farmers looking to boost profitability. However, oftentimes, it is unclear which program is a fit and what contract is best to sign. The launch of TopSoil Connect provides a transparent, farmer-first platform that links field-level data to real financial opportunities, helping farmers unlock value…
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Nebraska farmer says there’s marginal drought improvement
A Northeast Nebraska farmer says drought conditions have improved slightly ahead of the growing season. “It’s not unlike what we’ve experienced the last couple of years, maybe just a little bit better than it was last year.” Greg Anderson grows soybeans near Newman Grove, and says the area received around an inch of rain recently.…
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Year-round E15 could help boost domestic corn demand
The president of the National Corn Growers Association says finalizing year-round access to E15 is another way to boost domestic demand for corn. Illinois farmer Kenneth Hartman Jr. tells Brownfield, “For every 1% that goes into ethanol, higher than the E10, it’s about 400 to 500 million bushels of corn, that would be ground. It’s…
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Trump Administration Lifts Mining and Drilling Restrictions in Nevada and New Mexico
Trump Administration Lifts Mining and Drilling Restrictions in Nevada and New Mexico The New York Times
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How Will Tariffs Impact Farm Equipment Markets?
How Will Tariffs Impact Farm Equipment Markets? Successful Farming
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Soybean Industry Releases Timely Seed Oil Study Simple Summary? A Ban Would Not Bode Well for Soy or Consumers
(Washington, D.C.) — The results of a soy industry project to examine the impacts of a potential seed oil ban in the U.S. food supply are in—and the answers are not good. The seed oil study was funded by the United Soybean Board and conducted by the World Agricultural Economic and Environmental Services. WAEES maintains agricultural economic…
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It’s Springtime in Germany and People Are Obsessing About White Asparagus
BEELITZ, Germany (AP) — Asparagus season has arrived in Germany, signaling the unofficial beginning of springtime. There is no other vegetable that Germans obsess about as much as white asparagus. They can discuss for hours whether it should be eaten with melted butter or Hollandaise sauce, served with smoked ham or schnitzel, or should come…
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Bushel’s® 2025 State of the Farm Report Highlights How Technology Supports Trusted Relationships
FARGO, N.D. – April 8, 2025 – Bushel, a software company serving the agricultural supply chain, has released its 2025 State of the Farm Report, offering insight into how U.S. farmers make business decisions, use technology, and business preferences in the supply chain. Bushel’s State of the Farm report is one of largest farm surveys with more…
