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DC Judge Won’t Rethink Striking Down USDA Wetland Rule – Law360
DC Judge Won’t Rethink Striking Down USDA Wetland Rule Law360
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Heat persists in the West. When will it start feeling like fall?
Heat persists in the West. When will it start feeling like fall? Deseret News
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USDA: US ethanol exports top 141 million gallons in August
USDA: US ethanol exports top 141 million gallons in August Ethanol Producer Magazine
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Harvester and baler sales provide September bright spot
Harvester and baler sales provide September bright spot Trade Farm Machinery
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Dry weather increases fire risk
Crop report: Dry weather increases fire risk Southeast Iowa Union
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How to protect farm equipment during the off-season for harvesting
How to protect farm equipment during the off-season for harvesting KNOE
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Why Polish farmers are protesting and whether new blockade of border with Ukraine possible
Why Polish farmers are protesting and whether new blockade of border with Ukraine possible RBC-Ukraine
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Nebraska Farm Bureau Raising Awareness for Cybersecurity on the Farm and Ranch
LINCOLN, Neb. — October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month! At Nebraska Farm Bureau, we’re joining forces with the FBI to empower farmers and ranchers against emerging cyber threats. Protecting our agricultural sector isn’t just about farming—it’s about securing our national food supply! As cyber threats increase, so does the risk to your operations and financial stability.…
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Warm, dry conditions to stick around awhile
U.S. harvest is moving at a fast pace due to warm, dry conditions and an ag meteorologist says that will likely continue across the Corn Belt in the near-term. Drew Lerner with World Weather Incorporated says a weather change isn’t expected until after October 20. “In fact, it might be more like October 22 or…
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Helping farmers navigate a difficult farm economy
The head of Syngenta crop protection says innovation can help farmers navigate a tighter farm economy. Vern Hawkins says it starts with understanding farm profitability levels. “The return on investments is a big part of the value that we bring when they choose to use one of our products,” he says. “Sometimes they have limited…
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Optimism grows in SA agriculture amid improved energy and lower input costs
Optimism grows in SA agriculture amid improved energy and lower input costs IOL
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Court denies petition for stronger EPA regulation of large livestock farms
A lawsuit brought by Food & Water Watch would have required farmers to have Clean Water Act discharge permits for their operations.
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Cattle, hog futures move higher
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were up, waiting on direct business to develop. December lives closed $.85 higher at $187.87 and February lives closed $.65 higher at $188.95. November feeder cattle closed $1.15 higher at $250.30 and January feeders closed $1.27 higher at $247.45. Direct cash cattle trade was quiet on…
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Market analyst says don’t wait for even lower feed prices
A market analyst says livestock producers waiting for even lower feed prices should be very careful. Mike North with Ever.ag says when prices went down, other buyers also entered the market. “Those markets really started to respond from an export perspective when price got that low, and I think if we’re just sitting around waiting…
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Wheat manages mostly modestly higher finish
Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. Harvest is nearly at the halfway point, with favorable conditions in the forecast for many areas. The USDA’s updated supply, demand, and production numbers are out Friday, with the average guess calling for slightly lower production, yield, and domestic ending stocks. The trade is also watching planting…
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Soy, corn end lower on harvest pressure, expected Brazil rain
Soy, corn end lower on harvest pressure, expected Brazil rain XM
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Ukraine Ag Sector War Losses Could Top $80 Billion
Ukraine Ag Sector War Losses Could Top $80 Billion Farm Policy News
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Weather, foreign news running the markets
Weather, foreign news running the markets Farm and Dairy
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Greenfield Robotics Partners With Rock River Lab
CHENEY, Kan. — Greenfield Robotics, a leader in farming robotics innovation, is excited to announce a new development partnership with Rock River Laboratory, a cutting-edge, international agricultural laboratory network based in Wisconsin. This collaboration seeks to transform how farmers direct crop nutrition in the field by combining Rock River Laboratory’s advanced sensor technology with Greenfield…
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Corn leaf aphid impact coming to light
An agronomist with Beck’s Hybrids says the impact of this summer’s corn leaf aphid infestations are coming to light as harvest progresses. Chad Kalaher, who covers eastern and northeastern Illinois, tells Brownfield… “This year will probably go down as the year of the corn leaf aphid.” He says, “So far, what we’ve seen, even in…
