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New Herbicides for 2025 Growing Season
ST. PAUL, Minn. — As we approach the upcoming growing season, staying informed about the latest herbicide innovations is crucial for effective crop management and maximizing yields. The agricultural landscape is continuously evolving, with new herbicide products regularly introduced to help farmers manage weeds, protect crops, and address resistance challenges. In this article, we will…
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The $20 billion question hanging over America’s struggling farmers
The $20 billion question hanging over America’s struggling farmers AlterNet
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Farmers have until April 15 to Enroll in 2025 ARC and PLC programs
Farmers have until April 15 to Enroll in 2025 ARC and PLC programs peakofohio.com
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212,268 pounds of liquid eggs product recalled, may contain cleaning solution
212,268 pounds of liquid eggs product recalled, may contain cleaning solution lonestarlive.com
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How Will the Northwest Corn Belt Influence the USDA Prospective Plantings Report?
How Will the Northwest Corn Belt Influence the USDA Prospective Plantings Report? Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Abnormal conditions threaten one of the world’s biggest wheat producers after years of dismal harvests: ‘Production could take a big hit’
Abnormal conditions threaten one of the world’s biggest wheat producers after years of dismal harvests: ‘Production could take a big hit’ Yahoo
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Week in Review: USDA Cuts, Selby Swearing-In, Ocean City Parking, Budget Proposal, and Snow Day Makeup
Week in Review: USDA Cuts, Selby Swearing-In, Ocean City Parking, Budget Proposal, and Snow Day Makeup wrde.com
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Enumerators work year-round to gather data on U.S. agriculture
SALUTE TO AG: Enumerators work year-round to gather data on U.S. agriculture Journal Advocate
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This Week in Agribusiness, March 29, 2025
This Week in Agribusiness, March 29, 2025 Farm Progress
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Where is your wheat? Journeying from your field to worldwide markets
Where is your wheat? Journeying from your field to worldwide markets Idaho County Free Press
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Planting preview as farmers navigate changes to federal policy
Planting preview as farmers navigate changes to federal policy Spectrum News 1
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Special Needs Children Compete to Win at All for One Livestock Show
STILLWATER, Okla. – Oklahoma State University Extension educators in LeFlore County are enriching the lives of Oklahomans with a livestock exhibition event for special needs children. OSU Extension educators and other personnel hosted the second annual All For One Livestock Show on Feb. 28 in Poteau. “The ag community here is very inclusive,” said Liana Palmer, OSU Extension ag…
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Will Easter and warm weather drive egg prices up again?
Will Easter and warm weather drive egg prices up again? Deseret News
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Terminations have negative effect on local USDA offices, rural communities
Terminations have negative effect on local USDA offices, rural communities Demopolis Times
