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Ag industry still seeking some more clarity from USDA
Ag industry still seeking some more clarity from USDA Iowa Agribusiness Network
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Ag Economist Offers Farmers What He Calls ‘Some Contrarian Advice’
Ag Economist Offers Farmers What He Calls ‘Some Contrarian Advice’ Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Corn farmers look to save with generic fungicides
An extension plant pathologist says some farmers are looking at fungicides for cost savings. Alison Robertson with Iowa State University tells Brownfield corn growers are concerned about input costs. “And I saw that there’s a lot of interest in generic fungicides. I think generic fungicides would be okay in low disease pressure.” But she tells…
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Brains behind Northeast Nebraska Farm & Equipment Show works his final show
Brains behind Northeast Nebraska Farm & Equipment Show works his final show norfolkneradio.com
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Pivot Bio Expands Retail Network with Logan Agri-Service
St. Louis, Mo. & Griggsville, IL. — Pivot Bio, one of the world’s leading innovative agtech companies, is proud to announce a retail distribution partnership with Logan Agri-Service, Inc., an independently owned and operated supplier of agricultural crop inputs headquartered in Griggsville, IL. Through this partnership, PROVEN® 40, a microbial nitrogen solution powered by Pivot…
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Minimizing Loss with Early Season Nitrogen Applications
Many growers are already planning their early season nitrogen applications for the spring. On this episode of the Nitrogen Corner, an agronomy expert with Koch Agronomic Services discusses some of his recommendations to help growers protect early-season applications. The post Minimizing Loss with Early Season Nitrogen Applications appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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‘Solar Shepherds’ Earn Big by Grazing Sheep on Solar Farms
LONDON, Canada — In today’s volatile economy, job stability can often be found in unexpected places — like returning to the traditional role of shepherding. Solar shepherds, who manage sheep grazing under solar panels, are part of a growing movement that combines agriculture and renewable energy — and offers high incomes in the process. My recent…
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Diversified Cropping Systems Boost Nitrogen Supply but Not Soil Carbon, Study Finds
AMES, Iowa — Longer, more diverse rotations of crops fertilized with livestock manure have many environmental benefits, but carbon sequestration isn’t one of them, according to a new study led by Iowa State University researchers. The findings, published this month in Nature Sustainability, counter long-standing assumptions and could have implications for various carbon-market initiatives designed to help…
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What Products Contain Red 3 Dye? Checking Ingredient Labels Is the Best Way to Find Out
WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration is ordering food and drug makers to remove a dye called Red 3 from the products U.S. consumers eat and drink. The colorant was banned from cosmetics and non-oral medications decades ago because a study showed it caused cancer when eaten by rats. But it kept appearing on the ingredient…
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Leadership and Legacy: Empowering Stories from the First Female Corn Growers President
Leadership and Legacy: Empowering Stories from the First Female Corn Growers President Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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USDA’s 45Z Feedstock Update: Potential Impacts on the Swine Industry
USDA’s 45Z Feedstock Update: Potential Impacts on the Swine Industry Swineweb.com
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Inspectors Found ‘General Filth’ At Boar’s Head Plant Tied To Deadly Listeria Outbreak: USDA
Inspectors Found ‘General Filth’ At Boar’s Head Plant Tied To Deadly Listeria Outbreak: USDA MSN
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Trend Report: Indoor Ag-Con 2025
LAS VEGAS — Indoor Ag-Con, the largest show dedicated to indoor agriculture, is the place to find the latest trends shaping the future of farming. Come March 11-12, farmers, growers, ag tech leaders, suppliers, advocates and enthusiasts will converge at Westgate Las Vegas to experience an expanded Expo Hall with 200+ exhibiting companies offering the…
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Using the right crop insurance coverage
An Indiana based crop insurance agent says farmers need to be prepared for changes to federal crop insurance programs. Brad Westgate with Silveus Insurance Group tells Brownfield, “Guys need to look at ARC and PLC. How that’s going to affect their crop risk. They really need to sit down with somebody and right now, crop insurance agents are a lot…
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Farm CPA breaks down new USDA rules surrounding climate-smart crops as biofuel
Farm CPA breaks down new USDA rules surrounding climate-smart crops as biofuel RFD-TV
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Insights into the USDA’s New Milk Pricing Reforms
Insights into the USDA’s New Milk Pricing Reforms Dairy Herd Management
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Where Do Farmers Plan to Cut Costs in 2025? Here Are the Results from the Latest AgWeb Poll
Where Do Farmers Plan to Cut Costs in 2025? Here Are the Results from the Latest AgWeb Poll Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Researchers Develop Artificial Intelligence to Analyze Broiler Activity Index
TUCKER, Ga. — USPOULTRY and the USPOULTRY Foundation announce the completion of a funded research project by researchers from the University of Georgia that worked to develop a web-based artificial intelligence system to analyze broiler activity index. The research is part of the Association’s comprehensive research program encompassing all phases of poultry and egg production…
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Check the fridge: USDA recalls two grocery store products
Check the fridge: USDA recalls two grocery store products WLNS
