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Trump White House likely to abandon OSHA heat safety rule
The new administration will probably let the standard die, experts say, but some other form of guidance could emerge instead.
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Agco further slows tractor production in ‘aggressive’ move to combat declining demand
The tractor maker is looking to reduce dealer inventory levels as large agriculture equipment sales continue to fall.
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Soybeans Extend Gains, But Corn Struggles: Cattle See More Pressure and Need to Hold Lows
Soybeans Extend Gains, But Corn Struggles: Cattle See More Pressure and Need to Hold Lows Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Wheat In the Red
Wheat In the Red | Monday, November 11, 2024 Successful Farming
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Buying Corn Silage to Feed Beef Cows in Winter
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Moisture and fall forage growth have been disappointing in 2024. The bumper crop of corn this year has prompted many cattle farmers to consider feeding their cows corn silage. “We had an outstanding growing season, and hay supplies are plentiful,” said University of Missouri Extension state beef nutritionist Eric Bailey. “But I…
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Simple Steps to Keep Food Borne Illness Off the Menu This Holiday Season
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — With the 2024 holiday season quickly approaching, many Americans are planning their holiday meals. Amid the rush, it’s easy to overlook essential food safety precautions, but following these tips from University of Tennessee Extension can help ensure you and your guests enjoy holiday meals that are both delicious and safe. “Hosting a…
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Veterans to Vance: Renewable Fuels Key to Energy Security
Veterans for Renewable Fuels (VRF) today sent a letter to Vice President-elect JD Vance, congratulating him on his election, making him aware that veterans make up 16 percent of the ethanol industry workforce and spotlighting industry policy priorities that support the goal of U.S. energy security. The letter also invites Vance, himself a Marine Corps vet, to…
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Ag Express to help keep McHale balers running in US
Ag Express to help keep McHale balers running in US Agriland
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COP29 climate summit begins today. Will it be the last for the U.S.?
COP29 climate summit begins today. Will it be the last for the U.S.? Sand Hills Express
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US says it will continue ‘climate fight’ despite Trump
US says it will continue climate fight despite Trump AOL
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You’ve Found a Turkey That’s been Frozen for Years. Is it Safe to Eat?
You’ve Found a Turkey That’s been Frozen for Years. Is it Safe to Eat? Kiowa County Press
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Emergency Drought Committee Reviews New Program Following Rainfall in Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA CITY — The Emergency Drought Committee met Friday to review the recently announced emergency drought assistance program following recent rainfall across Oklahoma. In the last 10 days, 56 of 77 counties have received four or more inches of rain, according to the Oklahoma Mesonet. All but two Oklahoma counties have received at least one…
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Forest, Water, and Sunshine: How Winter Escapes Heal Better Than Any Supplements
WASHINGTON — “Winter is coming,” as the famous line from Game of Thrones goes, but so are the “winter blues,” or seasonal affective disorder (SAD). The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says Americans spend approximately 90% of their time indoors. But it’s hard to head outside when The Trust for Public Land’s 10-Minute Walk Program says 1 in 3 U.S. residents don’t have…
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November storms batter US, losses soar
November storms batter US, losses soar – report Insurance Business
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An Oversupply of Used Equipment Offers Opportunities in a Tough Market
An Oversupply of Used Equipment Offers Opportunities in a Tough Market Successful Farming
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Best Year-End Buys
Best Year-End Buys Successful Farming
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Forget the Fed, what about the WASDE impacts?
Forget the Fed, what about the WASDE impacts? Farm Progress
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Mexico and US Reach Agreement on Water-Sharing Payments
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico and the U.S. said they reached an agreement they hope will address Mexico’s habit of falling behind on water-sharing payments in the Rio Bravo watershed, also known as the Rio Grande. The agreement announced Saturday provides Mexico with tools and flexibility to deliver water earlier in a five-year cycle under…
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Maximizing Manure Efficiency in the Fall
LINCOLN, Neb. — As the harvest season winds down and cooler temperatures set in, it’s time to start thinking about post-harvest plans. For many farmers, this means planning manure application. Manure is a valuable fertilizer and soil amendment, but to maximize its benefits, it should be treated with the same attention as commercial fertilizers. However,…
