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Benefits of using sustainable ag practices
A southwest Indiana farmer says more farmers should consider implementing sustainable ag practices. Don Villwock is the co-chair of Indiana Smart Agriculture. “For two years, we had conversations of how we need to improve practices to deal with our changing climate,” he says. He tells Brownfield he’s been using no-till practices for more than 40 years. “That…
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Setting Pastures Up for Success with NovaGraz
We had a conversation with Corteva Agriscience Field Scientist Sam Ingram at the NAFB Convention in Kansas City. Q: Sam, let’s talk first about a brand new pasture product out from Corteva: NovaGraz. Very exciting stuff and I’ve read a little bit about this. SI: It is an exciting time for us to launch a…
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Weed management specialist urges diversification of herbicides
A Kansas State University weed management specialist says having a diversified herbicide strategy is crucial for sorghum producers. Sarah Lancaster tells Brownfield says growers should be using multiple effective herbicides to target weeds. “Our number one weed in all of our crops in Kansas is Palmer Amaranth,” she says. She says herbicide-resistant varieties are starting…
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Lawmakers looking at last-minute farm bill options
Congressman Derrick Van Orden with a copy of the House Farm Bill package passed in May A Wisconsin member of the House Agriculture Committee expects some farm-related legislation in the lame duck session of Congress, but not a full farm bill. Derrick Van Orden says, “I’ll be frank. That ain’t happening in this Congress.” Van…
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Grain Elevator Outlook: Strong Dollar, Policy Uncertainty Could Slow Demand for U.S. Corn and Soybeans
Grain Elevator Outlook: Strong Dollar, Policy Uncertainty Could Slow Demand for U.S. Corn and Soybeans The Manila Times
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Unusual weather led to unexpected yields comparing tillage
A supplier of crop inputs and services says 2024 yields varied greatly, but a year’s worth of unusual weather led to another unexpected outcome. Brad Mathson will Allied Cooperative in Hixton, Wisconsin tells Brownfield some of his farmer clients were trying different tillage methods ahead of soybeans and getting unexpected yield results. “At the end…
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USDA: US biodiesel exports at 18,718 metric tons in October, imports at 70,228.9 metric tons
USDA: US biodiesel exports at 18,718 metric tons in October, imports at 70,228.9 metric tons Biodiesel Magazine
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Report on Potential Benefits of Grazing Ruminants
MINNEAPOLIS — Adding cover crops, perennial foraging and grazing to row crop and small-grain operations in Minnesota could bring less soil erosion and nitrate pollution of waterways and lower greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new report from the Minnesota Institute for Sustainable Agriculture (MISA) at the University of Minnesota. George Boody. (Courtesy photo) “Creating…
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Are These 7 Holiday Meal Mistakes Costing You Money?
WASHINGTON — We all want that perfect holiday spread, but blowing the budget isn’t it. Common mistakes like buying food in bulk or splurging on specialty ingredients often sneak up on most people. You should think ahead to avoid these traps by sticking to a plan, watching for deals and keeping it simple. Not budgeting…
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Agriculture Should Expect a Return to Tough Trade Tactics in Trump’s Next Term
Agriculture Should Expect a Return to Tough Trade Tactics in Trump’s Next Term Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Trump’s mass deportation plan could hinder US farmers; lead to higher prices
Trump’s mass deportation plan could hinder US farmers; lead to higher prices MSN
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How to Approach Soil Health Products Webinar
ONLINE — With the rise of the soil health movement, farmers and agricultural professionals are facing an influx of products claiming to revolutionize soil health. From “activators” and “boosters” to “revitalizers” and “stimulators,” the market is saturated with soil health products making bold promises. But how many of these claims are backed by independent research?…
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Sorghum producers looking to India as potential export opportunity
Sorghum producers looking to India as potential export opportunity brownfieldagnews.com
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Record Investment in Private Lands Conservation in 2024
WASHINGTON — The Biden-Harris Administration today announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) supported more than 23,000 climate-focused conservation contracts funded by the Inflation Reduction Act. These investments cover over 11 million acres in fiscal year 2024, contributing to the highest total investment in private lands conservation in any year in the history of…
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Agriculture Equipment Market to Grow Worth USD 259.7 Billion by 2033 | Exhibiting CAGR of 4.02%
Agriculture Equipment Market to Grow Worth USD 259.7 Billion by 2033 | Exhibiting CAGR of 4.02% openPR
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Deere lays off more workers at Iowa tractor plant
The cuts add to the thousands of jobs eliminated this year as the equipment maker reigns in production to offset a slowdown in demand.
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Wheat prices higher amid Russian quality concerns
An ag economist says concerns over Russian wheat quality caused U.S. wheat futures to move higher Thursday. Jim McCormick with AgMarket.Net says Russia’s winter wheat condition rating is sharply below year ago levels. “A private agency came out and said (Russia’s) winter wheat condition rating stands at about 31%. I think it’s actually the worst…
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Can You Still Bank On Carbon Opportunities?
Can You Still Bank On Carbon Opportunities? Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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This South Dakota Rancher Is Prepared To Seize Each Opportunity
This South Dakota Rancher Is Prepared To Seize Each Opportunity Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Moisture recharge improves US winter wheat conditions
Moisture recharge improves US winter wheat conditions World Grain
