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What Rural Buyers Should Know about USDA Loans in Trump’s Second Term
What Rural Buyers Should Know about USDA Loans in Trump’s Second Term Big News Network
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Bicameral Legislation Would End China Normal Trade, Boost Tariffs
(WASHINGTON D.C.) — House-Senate legislation would end Permanent Normal Trade Relations, or PNTR, with China and sharply boost tariffs on Chinese goods, risking a new trade war feared by US agriculture, industry and consumers. The GOP bill’s sponsors say “nothing is normal” about US trade relations with China and their measure would end a 20-year-old…
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Reinke Unveils E3 Precision Center-pivot System
Reinke Manufacturing has unveiled its E3 precision series center pivot system — the third generation of Reinke Electrogator center-pivot systems. E3 takes things to the next level. It’s the first of its kind to have precision spacing from beginning to end. E3 is the first precision series of spans and end booms with uniform coupler…
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US announces over $440 million in economic aid for Ukraine.
US announces over $440 million in economic aid for Ukraine. Kyiv Independent
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Recent reports were a Christmas gift from USDA to the grain markets
Recent reports were a Christmas gift from USDA to the grain markets Agweek
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GA loses over $5.5 billion in agriculture and timber after Hurricane Helene, report says
GA loses over $5.5 billion in agriculture and timber after Hurricane Helene, report says Macon Telegraph
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Take advantage of risk management protection in 2025
An insurance agent says livestock producers should have a risk management plan in 2025. Shane Holtorf says Livestock Risk Protection helps producers protect their income. “Sitting here at all time high prices or right up next to all time high prices, it’s a very attractive program to be able to use a government subsidy and take some…
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Company unveils high-tech farm robot that could transform how we grow food: ‘Technically excellent’
Company unveils high-tech farm robot that could transform how we grow food: ‘Technically excellent’ MSN
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Did Applying Supplemental Nitrogen Fertilizer to Corn Pay?
WASECA, Minn. — After a very rainy spring, many farmers and ag advisors in southern Minnesota had the same question in June 2024: Does my corn need supplemental nitrogen (N) fertilizer? At the U of M’s Southern Research and Outreach Center (SROC) in Waseca, we decided to put supplemental N to the test. Here’s what…
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Growth Energy’s Skor confident Trump admin will tackle E15 solution
The CEO of Growth Energy says a nationwide E15 standard is one of her biggest priorities in 2025. Emily Skor tells Brownfield she’s optimistic President-elect Donald Trump will move quickly on a federal E15 solution. “We do have a president coming in who has a strong track record on E15 and is very supportive. When…
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Mahindra launches cutting-edge CEV-V Range of Construction Equipment at BAUMA CONEXPO Delhi
Mahindra launches cutting-edge CEV-V Range of Construction Equipment at BAUMA CONEXPO Delhi Mahindra
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Grains Drift With Profit Taking in Corn: Live Cattle See Chart Breakout Following Cash
Grains Drift With Profit Taking in Corn: Live Cattle See Chart Breakout Following Cash Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Farmers remain concerned about the lack of a 5-year farm bill
Darke County, Ohio, farmer Matthew Aultman says volatility in the ag industry is ongoing, and farmers need some assurance. “My biggest concern is getting a farm bill signed or a Continuing Resolution here at the end of the year,” he says. “And then look how that plays out.:” Ohio Farm Bureau president Bill Patterson says…
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Large farms most likely to use precision agriculture
Nearly 70% of large-scale farms use technology such as yield monitors and autosteering systems to help with their daily operations, according to a USDA survey.
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USDA orders nationwide testing of milk for bird flu to halt the virus
USDA orders nationwide testing of milk for bird flu to halt the virus messenger-inquirer
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Tighter wheat means higher prices
Tighter wheat means higher prices УкрАгроКонсалт
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Insight: The First Calf of the Season
MANHATTAN, Kan. — This season’s first calf arrived a little over four weeks early this year. For humans this may not seem that impossible, but calves born more than four weeks early rarely live past a day or two. The little guy weighed in at 35 pounds, half the size of a typical newborn. Our…
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The Hawk, The Grizzly, The Wolf: Introducing “Hybrids Built for the North”
MALTA, ILLINOIS, USA – (December 11, 2024) – In recognition of the spirit of northern farmers who take pride in their ability to produce corn in a challenging environment year in and year out, Golden Harvest and GHX are offering hybrids that bring their own toughness to each acre. “Hybrids Built for the North” were bred…
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Nebraska Cattlemen president-elect says producers are cashing in on strong market
The president-elect of Nebraska Cattlemen says it’s a good time to be a cattle producer. “We have never experienced the highs that we are experiencing now,” says Dick Pierce. He tells Brownfield the high prices have been especially welcome for cow-calf producers. “The cow-calf man often times doesn’t get to cash in on all the…
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WASDE report for dairy, livestock and poultry offers optimism for 2025
WASDE report for dairy, livestock and poultry offers optimism for 2025 Michigan Farm News
