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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
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Tighter US supply outlook holds corn near its highest since
Tighter US supply outlook holds corn near its highest since Business Recorder
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Jordon Harms Takes Home Nebraska Farm Bureau’s Excellence in Agriculture Award
KEARNEY, Neb. – Clay County Farm Bureau member, Jordon Harms, earned the 2024 Young Farmers and Ranchers (YF&R) Excellence in Agriculture Award. The award was announced Dec. 10 at the Member Appreciation luncheon at Nebraska Farm Bureau’s (NEFB) 107th Annual Meeting and Convention in Kearney. Harms is a fourth generation corn and soybean farmer and…
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Free Online School for Beginning Beef Production
ONLINE — The University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension is launching the School for Beginning Beef Production, an online series for new beef cattle producers or those adding beef to their farms. The series includes six free sessions in January 2025, held from 7–8:30 pm on January 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, and 30 via…
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Tractor Sales Down 14.5% in November
Tractor Sales Down 14.5% in November Successful Farming
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The USDA Wants to Cut Grocery Bills by $120 Every Single Month
The USDA Wants to Cut Grocery Bills by $120 Every Single Month Yahoo Canada Shine On
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Congress continues work on supplemental disaster package for farmers
Congress continues to discuss ways to provide supplemental financial assistance to farmers. U.S. Congressman and House Ag Committee member Brad Finstad, who farms in Minnesota, tells Brownfield producers are having to make difficult decisions for the 2025 growing season. “In regards to operating loans and how to sharpen the pencil and how to make things…
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Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Cattle Drench
DULUTH, Ga. — Benzimidazoles, or white dewormers, are an important tool for managing internal parasites, but it’s essential to use this dewormer class correctly. Leonor Sicalo Gianechini, DVM, PhD, University of Georgia, along with Nathan Meyer, DVM, PhD, Boehringer Ingelheim, offer these tips to ensure your oral drench delivers the desired results. Correct placement An…
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Here are the farm expenses that increased the most in 2024
While prices of feed, fertilizer and pesticides are expected to decline, farmers are forecast to spend more on labor and taxes.
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As Farmers, it is Important and Good to Stand Up and Defend the Future of Agriculture
As Farmers, it is Important and Good to Stand Up and Defend the Future of Agriculture Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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USDA Announces Two Prominent Speakers for the 2025 Agricultural Outlook Forum
USDA Announces Two Prominent Speakers for the 2025 Agricultural Outlook Forum WTAQ
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Beef Offers Taste, Versatility, and Value for the Holidays
VERONA, Wis. — The holiday season is upon us, and families are navigating the delicate balance between cherished traditions and tighter budgets. While inflation has eased slightly, elevated costs continue to shape purchasing decisions. Consumers are prioritizing value without compromising quality. Beef, with its versatility and rich flavor, continues to shine as a holiday favorite,…
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Price Protection To Be Featured at Feedlot Forum 2025
ORANGE CITY, Iowa ― There is a lot of financial risk in feeding cattle – high-priced feeder cattle, variable interest rates, and volatility in market animal price. Iowa State University extension beef specialist Beth Doran said it’s important for producers to understand how they can protect their investment. “Producers have $2000 invested in the purchase…
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Trade between Ukraine, Poland should be continuous – talks of agricultural ministers, industry associations
Trade between Ukraine, Poland should be continuous – talks of agricultural ministers, industry associations Interfax-Ukraine
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Coffee prices spike due to climate change impacts
Coffee prices spike due to climate change impacts NBC Right Now
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What Are the Chances for a White Christmas This Year?
What Are the Chances for a White Christmas This Year? DTN The Progressive Farmer
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$5 million investment helps FFA students with higher education
A new investment from Tractor Supply Company will expand scholarship opportunities for FFA members pursing higher education. Molly Ball, president of the National FFA Foundation says the company provided National FFA $5 million to support students. “They saw the need to help students in local communities by offering scholarships so that they can go in…
