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Evaluating Rotations of Cover Crops, Summer Annual Forages
AMES, Iowa — Thursday, March 13 at 1 p.m. CT, Iowa Learning Farms, in partnership with the Iowa Nutrient Research Center and Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, is hosting a free virtual field day on Thursday, March 13 at 1 p.m. CT. Join us for a live discussion with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Beef Specialists Chris Clark, Erika…
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VIDEO: John Deere product updates from the Commodity Classic farm show
VIDEO: John Deere product updates from the Commodity Classic farm show Grainews
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Farm Credit system seeing impact of down ag economy
The slumping ag economy is having real world impacts. Bill Davis, CEO of Oklahoma Ag Credit, told the 123rd annual convention of the National Farmers Union in Oklahoma City that concerns are mounting across the countryside. “We haven’t seen default stress in our portfolio generally yet, but we are concerned about the trends that we’re…
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China strikes back at Trump tariffs with 15% levies targeting US farmers
China strikes back at Trump tariffs with 15% levies targeting US farmers WFTV Orlando
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Secretary Rollins Unveils Bold Plan to Reignite Hope and Prosperity in Rural America
Secretary Rollins Unveils Bold Plan to Reignite Hope and Prosperity in Rural America MyChesCo
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Trump Tariffs to Be Weighed in March Farm Crop Report, USDA Says
Trump Tariffs to Be Weighed in March Farm Crop Report, USDA Says Bloomberg
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BioSolids: Right Goal, Wrong Direction
SEATTLE, WA — In the final days of the Biden administration, the Environmental Protection Agency released a draft report assessing the risk of biosolids – that’s the term for a fertilizer recycled from our wastewater — as it pertains to PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), commonly known as “forever chemicals.” This group of 3,000-plus manmade…
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Use Sacrifice Pastures Now
STOCKTON, Mo. — “Cattle producers welcome the rain, but it leads to muddy pastures and proper management is needed for optimum grazing the rest of the year,” says Patrick Davis MU Extension Livestock Field Specialist. Davis feels sacrifice pastures may be needed to help in promoting forage production for the rest of the grazing season.…
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Could the U.S. see $15 soybeans?
Could the U.S. see $15 soybeans? Farm Progress
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Soy Farmers Appreciate Tariff Reprieve
WASHINGTON — “U.S. soybean farmers are appreciative of the administration’s announcement March 6 temporarily suspending tariffs on Canada and Mexico,” said Caleb Ragland, ASA president. “Cross-border trade between our three nations is vital for the continued success of U.S. agriculture, and we appreciate the president’s work to protect our sector. We were particularly heartened to…
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Quality and Competition in Mexico
In this Spotlight on Soybeans, Missouri Soybean Farmers highlight their quality, emphasizing that they are the best choice. A major soybean processor in Mexico, handling 320,000 bushels daily, sources 29% from Missouri. The post Quality and Competition in Mexico appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Export inspections mostly up on week
The USDA says corn export inspections for the week ending March 6th were strong and more than what’s needed to meet projections for the current marketing year. The 2024/25 marketing year kicked off June 1st for wheat and September 1st for corn, sorghum, and soybeans. The USDA’s next round of supply and demand numbers is…
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3 Big Things Today, March 10, 2025
3 Big Things Today, March 10, 2025 Successful Farming
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China tariffs on US farm products start today
China tariffs on US farm products start today KSNB
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Learn How to Make Your Own Mead
MONTROSE, Pa. — Are you interested in making your very own homemade mead? Then check out this class: 401 Mead-Making 101 with Instructor Dan Schreffler. Mead is one of the oldest alcoholic beverages ever made, as it was consumed as far back as 4,000 years. Interestingly, it was common across ancient cultures around the world…
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Growing corn demand
The National Corn Growers Association set their focus on E-15 outreach during this year’s Commodity Classic in Denver, Colorado. Indiana farmer and member of the National Corn Board, JR Roesner, talks about what the organization is doing to grow corn demand. The post Growing corn demand appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Starting Clean
Planting for 2025 is just around the corner, and having a clean seedbed will help give young soybean plants a good start. Jeff Moon, Market Development Specialist at Corteva, offers advice on how growers can prepare for the season. The post Starting Clean appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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KMMO Ag Day
Brownfield’s Carah Hart covers the KMMO Ag Day in Malta Bend, MO. The post KMMO Ag Day appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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National Farmers Union Announces Launch of $25 Million Farmers Capital Fund to Drive Agricultural Innovation
OKLAHOMA CITY – National Farmers Union today announced the launch of the Farmers Capital Fund, a $25 million investment initiative dedicated to supporting early- and growth-stage companies that accelerate agricultural productivity while advancing the economic success of family farmers and ranchers. By investing in innovative, economically sustainable solutions, the Farmers Capital Fund will promote cutting-edge technologies, operational…
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Common Sense: The missing ingredient in American politics, and what Congress can learn from Rural America
by Christine E. Hamp President, National Grange In a country built on the ideals of unity and collaboration, it is disheartening to witness the growing divisiveness that is paralyzing American politics. Today, more than ever, we need common sense—not as a partisan tool, but as a guiding principle—to navigate the challenges we face as a…
