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US lawmakers propose tax credits for agtech investments
Also in this week’s farm technology news: A former Monsanto exec is named the CEO of Freight Farms, and fruit breeding company Bloom Fresh adds blueberries to its portfolio.
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Has End User Demand Put a Floor in the Grain Markets?
Has End User Demand Put a Floor in the Grain Markets?  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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3 Big Things Today
3 Big Things Today, October 18, 2024Â Â Successful Farming
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Agricultural Impacts Associated with Hot Dry Weather
Agricultural Impacts Associated with Hot Dry Weather  AgNet West
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Use Caution when Grazing Frost-Damaged Forage Crops
FARGO, N.D. — As frost begins to appear across parts of the Northern Plains, temperatures have been low enough to cause leaf burning and plant stress in many frost-sensitive annual and perennial forage plants. James Rogers, North Dakota State University Extension forage crops production specialist, highlights three main frost effects: prussic acid production, nitrate accumulations…
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Why America’s food producers are hurting
Down on the farm: Why America’s food producers are hurting  MSN
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AFBF: Farmers Should Note Corporate Transparency Act Deadline
A large number of farmers and ranchers are up against a January 1, 2025, deadline to file their detailed Beneficial Ownership Information under the requirements of the Corporate Transparency Act. Samantha Ayoub, an associate economist with the American Farm Bureau Federation, says the Act applies to many types of small businesses. “The Corporate Transparency Act…
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Connecting More Rural Americans to High-Speed Internet
USDA’s Undersecretary of Rural Development, Dr. Basil Gooden, announced nearly $173 million in funding to connect rural residents, farmers, and business owners in the Dakotas and eight other states to high-speed internet. “Keeping the people of rural America connected with reliable, high-speed internet brings new and innovative ideas to the rest of our country and…
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Milder weather overspreads the Corn Belt; welcome showers on parts of the Plains
Across the Corn Belt, corn and soybean harvest activities are proceeding at a faster-than-normal pace, amid dry weather and a gradual warming trend. Although frost and freezes were observed again Friday morning in parts of the eastern Corn Belt, Friday’s Midwestern high temperatures should generally range from 65 to 80°F, with the warmest weather affecting…
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Can Grain Prices Rally Into The Weekend?
Can Grain Prices Rally Into The Weekend?  Barchart
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Wheat pauses after rebound, corn and soybeans edge up
Wheat pauses after rebound, corn and soybeans edge up  XM
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Aw Shucks! Lost in the History of Corn Mazes
GREENWICH, N.Y. — As the crisp air of autumn rolls in and fields turn golden, one tradition stands out as a perfect blend of agriculture and adventure: the corn maze. These intricate pathways carved into towering stalks of corn have become a staple of fall festivals and farm visits across the country. But beyond their…
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Can Used Farm Equipment Prices Go Any Higher?
Machinery Pete: Can Used Farm Equipment Prices Go Any Higher?  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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How does corn and soybean harvest stack up among these three top states?
How does corn and soybean harvest stack up among these three top states?  Successful Farming
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DTN Ag Weather Brief
DTN Ag Weather Brief  DTN The Progressive Farmer
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VIDEO: New Holland’s compact machines chock-full of features
VIDEO: New Holland’s compact machines chock-full of features  Farmtario
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ADM accused of misconduct, lack of safety inspections after explosion hurt US worker
ADM accused of misconduct, lack of safety inspections after explosion hurt US worker By Reuters  Investing.com
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Seeded by USDA, climate-smart products speed to market, says Vilsack
Seeded by USDA, climate-smart products speed to market, says Vilsack  Food & Environment Reporting Network
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DE Stock Falls Amid Market Volatility
DE Stock Falls Amid Market Volatility  GuruFocus.com
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Milton delivered a $2 billion+ hit to Florida agriculture
Wilton Simpson says Milton delivered a $2 billion+ hit to Florida agriculture  Florida Phoenix
