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Weather disaster help available
Weather disaster help available Beef Magazine
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Separating corn silage helps dairy’s bottom line
A Wisconsin dairy farmer is getting more feed efficiency and profitability by separating his corn silage before feeding it. Greg Friendshuh from Clear Lake, Wisconsin tells Brownfield he’s reduced his alfalfa acres by about one-third, and is feeding about 20% more corn silage, but he’s separating the elements of the silage first. “We have a…
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Cattle Futures and Cash Hit Record Highs: Grains See Profit Taking with Lower Argentina Export Tax
Cattle Futures and Cash Hit Record Highs: Grains See Profit Taking with Lower Argentina Export Tax Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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What to expect from Brazil’s crop season
A professor at the University of Illinois says a drier growing season hasn’t impacted Brazil’s corn and soybean crops. Joana Colussi says she’s expecting to see record yields. “The soybean crop is forecast to hit a record 13% increase from last year,” she says. “The total corn crop is expected to reach a 3% increase.…
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Export Report: Corn leads the charge
Export Report: Corn leads the charge Farm Progress
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Egg Prices Continue to Climb
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza, HPAI, continue to drive egg prices to record highs across the U.S., said Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts. David Anderson, Ph.D., AgriLife Extension economist and professor in the Texas A&M Department of Agricultural Economics, Bryan-College Station, said egg prices have skyrocketed to record highs due to…
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Rooting for Resistance: How Soybeans Tackle Nematode Invaders
WASHINGTON — “Fight-or-flight” is not an option for plants, unfortunately, when it comes to pathogen attacks. Instead, plants opt for “do-or-die.” A deeper insight into the genetic mechanisms that enable plants to resist pathogen infections has equipped researchers with tools to tackle the most devastating pathogens in agriculture. Using advanced RNA sequencing, researchers have recently…
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John Deere Improves Residue Flow on High-Speed Disk Series
John Deere Improves Residue Flow on High-Speed Disk Series Successful Farming
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Major Grains Exchange Cuts Argentina Soy, Corn Crop Estimates Due to Bad Weather
Major Grains Exchange Cuts Argentina Soy, Corn Crop Estimates Due to Bad Weather Successful Farming
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One Thousand Custom Harvesters to Gather in Des Moines
Sylvia, Kan. – U.S. Custom Harvesters, Inc. (USCHI) will host their Annual Convention in Des Moines, Iowa from January 30 – February 1, 2025 and will gather 1,000 Custom Harvester members. Forage and Grain custom harvesters are contracted by farmers to harvest crops, saving farmers time and investments in equipment and upkeep. USCHI has members…
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Machines That Handle Snow In Style
Machinery Pete: Machines That Handle Snow In Style Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Near-seasonal weather covers the Plains; mid-Winter cold across the Midwest Corn Belt
Near-seasonal weather covers the Plains; mid-Winter cold across the Midwest Corn Belt brownfieldagnews.com
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Big Machine Autonomy – A Big Thing At CES 2025
Big Machine Autonomy – A Big Thing At CES 2025 Forbes
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Republican senator goes to war on mascots designed to teach children about soil, pests and the US Mint
Republican senator goes to war on mascots designed to teach children about soil, pests and the US Mint Yahoo News Canada
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EU plans to shield farmers from free trade deal with South America
EU plans to shield farmers from free trade deal with South America MSN
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Polish farmers lift blockade at Ukraine border
Polish farmers lift blockade at Ukraine border MSN
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2025 Pacific Agriculture Show kicks off in Canada
2025 Pacific Agriculture Show kicks off in Canada Xinhua
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Trump pick to lead USDA considering payments to farmers to cover trade losses
Trump pick to lead USDA considering payments to farmers to cover trade losses MSN
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What You Need to Know About Trump’s Picks to Lead USDA and EPA
What You Need to Know About Trump’s Picks to Lead USDA and EPA Civil Eats
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USDA secretary nominee says politics shouldn’t influence California wildfire response
USDA secretary nominee says politics shouldn’t influence California wildfire response AccessWDUN
