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65% of farmers lack risk management plans
Nationwide News: 65% of farmers lack risk management plans Ohio Farm Bureau
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Planting Soybeans Early: Risks and Key Considerations
Planting Soybeans Early: Risks and Key Considerations AgWeb
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Getting Most Out of Pre-Emergence Herbicides: It Starts with Your Soil
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Using pre-emergence herbicides is a great way to stay ahead of weeds in corn and soybean production, but there is more to it than simply picking the right herbicide or spraying at correct time. How well these herbicides perform is dependent on your soil and how you farm. Factors including soil…
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USDA withdraws proposed framework to reduce salmonella illness from poultry
USDA withdraws proposed framework to reduce salmonella illness from poultry Marler Blog
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Overuse of corn rootworm traits can reduce ROI
An entomologist at Purdue University says overreliance on corn-rootworm resistant traits has reduced profitability for some farmers. Christian Krupke says states in the Eastern Corn Belt have used the trait the most, which has impacted its efficacy. “If you’re using Bt rootworm corn in a state like Indiana, ideally you would back off on that…
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Quick pace so far for spring wheat seeding
Quick pace so far for spring wheat seeding Bakingbusiness.com
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Corn Emergence Begins in 5 States
Corn Emergence Begins in 5 States Successful Farming
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Growth of U.S. Organic Marketplace Accelerated in 2024
WASHINGTON — U.S. sales of certified organic products accelerated in 2024 with an annual growth rate of 5.2%, more than double that of the overall marketplace which grew at 2.5% in the same period. Dollar sales for organic also reached a new high of $71.6 billon in 2024, according to the 2025 Organic Market Report released by the Organic Trade Association…
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SAF investor expects “100x growth” in next decade
The CEO of a company that invests in sustainable aviation fuel production predicts tremendous growth in the next decade. Mihir Dange with XCF Global says SAF, which is now being rebranded as synthetic aviation fuel by the Trump administration, will play a monumental role in decarbonizing the aviation industry. “There is going to be a…
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Soybean Farmers Respond to Disaster Assistance
WASHINGTON D.C. — Earlier this week, USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins announced that $340.6 million in disaster assistance is available to help farmers and rural communities affected by natural disasters. The American Soybean Association is pleased that the funding has become available and applauds the administration for following through on its promise to help the many…
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Scout covers extra for cutworms
The coordinator of the Illinois Agricultural Pest Survey at the University of Illinois says the arrival of black cutworm moth flights across the Midwest could pose a challenge to fields with cover crops. Kelly Estes says the pests are here to lay eggs, and they’re attracted to fields with growth. “When you look across the…
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To Till or Not to Till, That is the Question
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — During our weekly conference call, several of our County agronomy educators mentioned that farmers in their area were busy plowing their fields. I hope it is not a widespread phenomenon because it would mean a major setback for Pennsylvania agriculture, in my opinion. I started my work as Soil Management Specialist…
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Corn-based sustainable aviation fuel: New market for Illinois farmers
Corn-based sustainable aviation fuel: New market for Illinois farmers Farm Progress
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South Dakota farmer weighs in on repealed USDA funding
South Dakota farmer weighs in on repealed USDA funding Farm Progress
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Corn profitability remains strong in conservation research
Corn is becoming more profitable in a long-term agricultural research project at Michigan State University. MSU Extension’s Christine Charles tells Brownfield 2024 was the third year a traditional corn and soybean rotation was compared to a five-crop rotation with a suite of conservation practices. “That was the first year that we were seeing corn yield more…
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Nebraska Corn Farmers Poised to Plant 10.6 Million Acres in 2025
Nebraska Corn Farmers Poised to Plant 10.6 Million Acres in 2025 KBRX
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How to Use Farmland to Finance Your Growth
WASHINGTON — For farmers and ranchers, farmland is more than just dirt and fields, it’s their biggest asset. It’s where you grow crops, raise livestock, and build your livelihood. But did you know it can also help you secure financing? Need to grow your farm, upgrade equipment, or cover seasonal costs? A land-backed loan could…
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Cover Crops Gain Acceptance From Farmers When Their Agronomic Advisers Already Use Them
Cover Crops Gain Acceptance From Farmers When Their Agronomic Advisers Already Use Them AgWeb
