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Will we have enough wheat in 2025?
Will we have enough wheat in 2025? Farm Progress
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Five More Ohio Counties Declared Primary Natural Disaster Area Due to Drought
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Five more Ohio counties have been declared a Primary Natural Disaster Area due to drought, with additional counties in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio eligible as contiguous counties. This Secretarial natural disaster designation allows the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) to extend much-needed emergency credit to farm operators…
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Brooks Schaffer Market Report for Tuesday October 22
Brooks Schaffer Market Report for Tuesday October 22 Southern Farm Network
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Governor Whitmer Proclaims October as Michigan Agritourism Month
LANSING, Mich. — Governor Gretchen Whitmer has proclaimed October as Michigan Agritourism Month. The month-long celebration recognizes the economic and social benefits of agritourism to our state’s farms and communities. Today, Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) Director Tim Boring visited Spicer Orchards Farm Market and Winery in Fenton to celebrate Governor Gretchen…
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Dry Conditions Spark Many Weekend Wildfires; Be Careful Outside this Week
LANSING, Mich. — Wildland firefighters battled many wildfires over the weekend, including the 100-plus acre fire in the federally managed McCormick Wilderness in Baraga County, which is part of the Ottawa National Forest. Fire danger is high to very high over much of the state and expected to stay that way, which means being careful…
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Corn, soy futures up on flurry of export sales
Corn, soy futures up on flurry of export sales Business Recorder
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Ukraine grain exports soar amid price shifts and supply cuts
FEATURE: Ukraine grain exports soar amid price shifts and supply cuts S&P Global
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Is The Future Of Agriculture Autonomous Farms?
Is The Future Of Agriculture Autonomous Farms? Forbes
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CTA requirements loom; farmers could unknowingly face fines, jail time
CTA requirements loom; farmers could unknowingly face fines, jail time FarmWeekNow.com
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Cattle Group Says USDA EID Rule Falls Short
Cattle Group Says USDA EID Rule Falls Short AGInfo Ag Information Network
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Corn, soybean trade turns increasingly political
Corn, soybean trade turns increasingly political FarmWeekNow.com
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Don’t forget: Put antifreeze in that old Farmall
Don’t forget: Put antifreeze in that old Farmall Farm Progress
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Florida farmers face ‘unprecedented financial strain’ after Hurricane Milton
Florida farmers face ‘unprecedented financial strain’ after Hurricane Milton WFTV Orlando
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Is the beef-on-dairy trend beginning to fade?
Over the past several years, dairy producers have been a major supplier of beef, but there’s a commodity broker who thinks beef-on-dairy might have hit its peak, and the cycles for both the beef market and the dairy market might be pointing towards a change. We’ll hear from commodity broker Robin Schmahl with AgDairy LLC…
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Soybeans rise for second session on strong demand, Brazil planting woes
Soybeans rise for second session on strong demand, Brazil planting woes ZAWYA
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When is it too Late in Fall to Treat Weeds in Forages?
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Forage producers should take advantage of plant life cycles this Fall to most effectively control many types of weeds. A final, timely herbicide application can be very effective as temperatures cool, and days run shorter. In the Fall, foliar, systemic herbicides are especially effective on perennial and biennial weeds, as herbicides move…
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AFBF asks White House to prioritize U.S. crops for renewable fuel tax credits
The American Farm Bureau Federation says the Biden administration needs to establish a domestic feedstock requirement for clean fuel production credits. Joe Gilson, director of government affairs, says the organization recently met with the administration about the Clean Fuel Production Credit and the Sustainable Aviation Fuel Credit. “Farm Bureau believes these tax credits have a…
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Cooler weather helps Indiana harvest
A southeastern Indiana farmer says cooler weather has helped harvest progress. Ben Kron tells Brownfield soybean yields have been variable. “Beans are all over the place,” he says. “I don’t know a real rhyme or reason. It seems to be the kind of soil type. It also may have something to do with just how…
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What Surprisingly Strong Cash Markets Are Saying About Corn And Soybeans
What Surprisingly Strong Cash Markets Are Saying About Corn And Soybeans MSN
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Kentucky Soybean Promotion Board Celebrates Spooky Season with Soy
PRINCETON, Ky. — Soy ingredients can be found in many packaged foods, and your favorite Halloween candy is probably on the list. Whether you prefer a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup or a fun-size Snickers, most brands of chocolate contain soy lecithin, an emulsifier that binds the cocoa solids, milk, and sugar so that they stick…
