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Study Shows Successful Use of ChatGPT in Ag Education
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT show promise as a useful means in agriculture to write simple computer programs for microcontrollers, according to a study published this month. Microcontrollers are small computers that can perform tasks based on custom computer programs. They receive inputs from sensors and can be used in climate…
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Kansas corn condition drops; drought could worsen with high temperatures on horizon
Kansas corn condition drops; drought could worsen with high temperatures on horizon Successful Farming
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Record soybean yield projected in Arkansas
Record soybean yield projected in Arkansas talkbusiness.net
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Crop Tour, Final Day: Iowa Corn Crop Sets 32-Year Record, Minnesota Corn Ran Out Of Gas
Pro Farmer Crop Tour, Final Day: Iowa Corn Crop Sets 32-Year Record, Minnesota Corn Ran Out Of Gas Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Killing Giant Ragweed Just Got Harder for Some Wisconsin Farmers
URBANA, Ill. — When giant ragweed takes hold in a crop field, the towering weed reduces yield and sends plumes of its famously allergy-inducing pollen into the air. There are few tools available to thwart the menace, especially for farmers growing non-GMO soybeans. Now, some Wisconsin farmers are left with even fewer options. New research from the…
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USDA developing cow vaccine for bird flu in central Iowa
USDA efforts to solve the bird flu outbreak in cows are taking center stage in central Iowa Darien Times
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North American Cattle Industry Leaders Meet to Discuss Common Challenges Facing Producers
Saskatoon, SK (August 22, 2024) – The Canadian Cattle Association (CCA) hosted the 3rd 2024 triannual trilateral meeting with its North American counterparts, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) and Confederación Nacional de Organizaciones Ganaderas (CNOG) on the sidelines of the Canadian Beef Industry Conference this week. The trilateral meeting gives an opportunity for leadership…
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Agronomist says timing cover crops right will deliver best results
A Nebraska agronomist says timing is crucial when planting cover crops. Tyler Williams, with Bayer’s ForGround team, says inter-seeding is most effective in the early summer. “While the corn might be a couple feet tall, getting some cover crops in there, getting a little sunlight, getting them going (is important), so when you harvest that…
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2024 season has very high yield potential
An ag meteorologist says a cooler and wetter summer had been ideal for crop production across many parts of the Midwest. Michigan State University’s Jeff Andresen says most crops have made it past sensitive development periods without too much stress. “It has been a wet summer, at least for the southern half or more of…
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Minnesota crops struggle to recover from wet spring
A farmer in west-central Minnesota says crops have struggled to recover from a wet spring. Patrick O’Leary of Danvers tells Brownfield it’s been a dfficult year. “Our early planted crops had a lot of challenges with water, late planted crops it seems like they’re a little bit behind because of a lack of some heat…
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AI could create risk for food and ag companies
ADM and other businesses are disclosing potential pitfalls of artificial intelligence as the technology becomes more essential for growth.
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Ag Moves: Utilizing Experiences to Guide Future Plans
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Hayley Gruenewald got involved in agriculture education and FFA in high school where she discovered the opportunity to combine her interests as a student educator and solidify her career goals. While a student at Silex High School in #Agri-Ready Designated Lincoln County, Hayley discovered the opportunities offered by Agriculture Education on…
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How Nitrogen-Efficient Do You Think Your Field Is?
How Nitrogen-Efficient Do You Think Your Field Is? Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Day 3: Soybeans Steal The Show in Iowa, Illinois Corn Crop Makes Crop Tour Record
Pro Farmer Crop Tour, Day 3: Soybeans Steal The Show in Iowa, Illinois Corn Crop Makes Crop Tour Record Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Life Insurance in Farm Transition Planning
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Farmers often face the challenge of being “land rich, cash poor.” While they may have significant wealth tied up in land and other assets, they can lack sufficient cash to cover expenses, taxes, or distributions when planning for the farm’s transition to the next generation. This “land rich, cash poor” dilemma can…
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Breaking point: Suicides rise as farm income drops
Breaking point: Suicides rise as farm income drops Farm Progress
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What’s going on with Missouri’s corn and soybeans?
What’s going on with Missouri’s corn and soybeans? Successful Farming
