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From electric cars to wildfires, how Trump may affect climate actions
From electric cars to wildfires, how Trump may affect climate actions  Science News Magazine
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AGS WEEK AHEAD: Mixed Mood as U.S. Dollar Stays Strong Against Commodity Currencies
AGS WEEK AHEAD: Mixed Mood as U.S. Dollar Stays Strong Against Commodity Currencies  MarketWatch
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2025 a big year for tax policy
2025 will be an important year for federal tax policy, and Compeer Financial vice president of legislative affairs Perry Aasness says several of the Tax Cut and Jobs Act provisions important to farmers are set to expire. “We would like to see some of those exemptions on estate tax maintained at least, there’s some pretty…
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3 Corn Pricing Strategies to Consider
3 Corn Pricing Strategies to Consider  Successful Farming
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2024 All-National Showcase Program Honorees Announced
BRATTLEBORO, Vt. — With much excitement, Holstein Association USA presents the lineup of 2024 All-National Showcase honorees. Exhibitors from all over North America paraded their finest cattle in the showring to earn points based on their show placings. The All-National Showcase Program recognizes U.S. Registered Holstein® cows and their owners for exceptional performance at National…
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Pioneer® Brand Corn Achieves Strong 2024 Yields, Pioneer® Brand Z-Series Soybeans Outpace Competitors
In 2024, Pioneer® brand corn hybrids delivered outstanding performance, with the top 40 products outperforming competitors by 10.4 bu/A and achieving a 73% win rate, showcasing their strength and consistency across U.S. fields.1 Meanwhile, Pioneer® brand Z-Series soybeans thrived in their debut despite heavy Midwest rains, demonstrating strong resistance to common diseases such as sudden death syndrome,…
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Two Indiana soybean farmers to lead Soy Transportation Coalition board in 2025
Two members of the Indiana Soybean Alliance Board of Directors have been elected to leadership positions within the Soy Transporation Coalition for 2025. Greensburg, Indiana farmer Mike Koehne will serve as Chairman and Hartford City, Indiana farmer C.J. Chalfant will serve as Secretary Treasurer of the board. The Soy Transportation Coalition includes fourteen state soybean boards, the…
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Better infant growth linked to healthy prenatal diet following USDA guidelines
Better infant growth linked to healthy prenatal diet following USDA guidelines  News-Medical.Net
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Russia’s Renewed Attacks on Ukraine’s Grain Infrastructure: Why Now? What Next? – Center for Strategic & International Studies
Russia’s Renewed Attacks on Ukraine’s Grain Infrastructure: Why Now? What Next?  Center for Strategic & International Studies
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Chelated-Iron Agricultural Micronutrient Market Projected to Reach US$ 258.5 Mn by the End of 2031
Chelated-Iron Agricultural Micronutrient Market Projected to Reach US$ 258.5 Mn by the End of 2031Â Â Krishak Jagat English
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South Africa’s canola harvest reaches record levels in 2024
South Africa’s canola harvest reaches record levels in 2024Â Â ZAWYA
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Pivot to profits: Revamping South Africa’s poultry sector
Pivot to profits: Revamping South Africa’s poultry sector  ZAWYA
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Trump USDA pick puzzles ag groups
Trump USDA pick puzzles ag groups  POLITICO
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A Weed Control Plan for Success
Corteva Agriscience Enlist Field Specialist Andy Carriger says farmers should take a program approach to managing weeds in 2025. He tells Brownfield that starting clean, using preemergence herbicides, and effectively timing post-emerge applications are the foundation for a successful growing season. The post A Weed Control Plan for Success appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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New Gene Drive Reverses Insecticide Resistance in Pests… Then Disappears
SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Insecticides have been used for centuries to counteract widespread pest damage to valuable food crops. Eventually, over time, beetles, moths, flies and other insects develop genetic mutations that render the insecticide chemicals ineffective. Escalating resistance by these mutants forces farmers and vector control specialists to ramp up use of poisonous compounds…
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USDA issues public health alert for illegal beef tallow imports from Mexico
USDA issues public health alert for illegal beef tallow imports from Mexico  Food Safety News
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How well do your plants tolerate cold temperatures?
How well do your plants tolerate cold temperatures?  East Idaho News
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How a farm-grown idea got its breakthrough
How a farm-grown idea got its breakthrough  Farm Progress
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AGCO’s Largest Shareholder Demands CEO-Chair Split After $670M Loss, Poor Performance | AGCO Stock News
AGCO’s Largest Shareholder Demands CEO-Chair Split After $670M Loss, Poor Performance | AGCO Stock News  StockTitan
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South American Corn Production on Different Paths
Corn production in South America’s two major agricultural countries will follow two distinct paths during the 2024-2025 crop season. In Brazil, the planted acreage is expected to remain steady, but exports are likely to drop significantly due to intensified competition in the international markets. CONAB has increased its estimate for Brazil’s total corn crop to…
