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Chicken Culling, Disposal Methods Raise Concerns As Bird Flu Spreads
Chicken Culling, Disposal Methods Raise Concerns As Bird Flu Spreads  WE News English
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Grassley: Farm Bill likely to be extended another year
Grassley: Farm Bill likely to be extended another year  The Storm Lake Times Pilot
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U.S. agriculture secretary outlines vision to save American farms
U.S. agriculture secretary outlines vision to save American farms during visit to Berks  Reading Eagle
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Canadian canola sector gets biofuel shock
Canola sector gets biofuel shock  The Western Producer
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Cooler temperatures will relieve parts of the US from extreme heat next week, forecasts show
Cooler temperatures will relieve parts of the US from extreme heat next week, forecasts show  Rural Radio Network
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‘The crop has just melted into the ground’: Vermont’s farmers are desperate after 2 consecutive years of flooding
‘The crop has just melted into the ground’: Vermont’s farmers are desperate after 2 consecutive years of flooding  Fortune
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U.S. grains: Wheat rebounds on short covering, global weather worries
U.S. grains: Wheat rebounds on short covering, global weather worries  Canadian Cattlemen
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Takeaways from AP story on dangerous heat threats to greenhouse workers
Takeaways from AP story on dangerous heat threats to greenhouse workers  Yahoo News Canada
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U.S. livestock: Cattle futures end mixed; traders question slowed slaughter pace
U.S. livestock: Cattle futures end mixed; traders question slowed slaughter pace  Grainews
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Is the potato a vegetable? USDA says yes, and it will stay that way
Is the potato a vegetable? USDA says yes, and it will stay that way  AOL
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About $90M in crops damaged in 2 Texas counties after Beryl’s landfall
About $90M in crops damaged in Wharton and Matagorda counties after Beryl’s landfall  KTRK-TV
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Not your father’s equipment marketplace
Not your father’s equipment marketplace  Farm Progress
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Wading through a sea of blue horsepower
Wading through a sea of blue horsepower  Successful Farming
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New study finds no-till systems takes ~13 years to payoff
A new study has found no-till systems take about 13 years to payoff. Michigan State University’s Christine Charles tells Brownfield research at the Kellogg Biological Station has been comparing conventional and no-till systems for the past 30 years. “We’re not paying for time in the field when it comes to labor and then we’re not…
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USDA announces grants to help connect schools with local farms
Agribusiness Today: USDA announces grants to help connect schools with local farms  WAND
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Protesting farmers hurl eggs, clog streets with tractors as EU summit begins in Brussels
Protesting farmers hurl eggs, clog streets with tractors as EU summit begins in Brussels  MSN
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Rising Yields Make a Case for Hedging
Rising Yields Make a Case for Hedging  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Corn Congress looks at tax policy, climate smart ag and trade
The National Corn Growers Association updated and added new resolutions on tax policy and climate smart agriculture, and talked trade at Corn Congress this week. Missouri farmer and newly elected board member Jay Schutte tells Brownfield there’s support for a non-refundable federal tax credit given to farmers using certain practices that lower the carbon intensity…
