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Storage capacity concerns raised over big crop estimates
Storage capacity concerns raised over big crop estimates Herald-Whig
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Corn aphid damage coming to light
A crop entomologist at the University of Illinois says this summer was one of the worst on record for corn aphid infestations. Nick Seiter says portions of central Illinois were especially hard it. “It’s the first time I’ve ever actually recommended people treat for them.” He says, “One of the big things that made things…
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How farmers can manage risk
An Ohio State extension educator says farmers should be more prepared when it comes to risk management. Beth Sheckelhoff says the first step is to define the risk. “For example, you know if you are growing grain crops, you know the weather is a perfect example right now as we are experiencing extreme drought,” she…
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Farm Income Falls In 2024 Below USDA Project Forecast
Farm Income Falls In 2024 Below USDA Project Forecast krmsradio.com
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What Are the Benefits of Converting Row Crops to Perennial Forage Systems?
LUBBOCK, Texas — Perennial forage includes grasses and legumes that thrive for multiple years and develop persistent root systems that stabilize the soil and provide environmental benefits like enhanced biodiversity and improved water quality. The Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) awarded Texas A&M AgriLife a $996,165 Seeding Solutions grant to develop best management practices that sustainably convert row…
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Surge in Net Farm Income
LINCOLN, Neb. — The USDA Economic Research Service (ERS) reports net farm income in Nebraska for 2023 surged to a record-setting $9.27 billion, $2.67 billion or 40 percent more than 2022 (Figure 1). Income last year exceeded the previous top of $8.044 billion in 2021 by more than $1 billion. The ERS estimate came as…
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Purdue, Bayer announce partnership to address regenerative agriculture on global scale
Purdue, Bayer announce partnership to address regenerative agriculture on global scale Purdue University
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How Offline Data Collection Enhances Farm Management: A Practical Guide for Farmers
How Offline Data Collection Enhances Farm Management: A Practical Guide for Farmers Morning Ag Clips –
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Forecast Projects Another Challenging Year for American Farmers
Farm Income Forecast Projects Another Challenging Year for American Farmers Morning Ag Clips –
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Naig Urges Iowans to ‘Keep Safety Top of Mind’ this Harvest Season
Naig Urges Iowans to ‘Keep Safety Top of Mind’ this Harvest Season Morning Ag Clips –
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Mizzou economists assess the ag economy, find mixed outlook for U.S. agriculture
Mizzou economists assess the ag economy, find mixed outlook for U.S. agriculture University of Missouri
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Be Proactive, Think Ahead for Winter Preparation
RICHMOND, Va. — While the weather is still pleasant, now is the time to start preparing your home for the winter using a seasonal maintenance checklist. Virginia winters can range from mild to severe, and whether you live in the mountains or along the coast, it’s important to prep your home to ensure comfort. “Maintaining…
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Farm Income Forecast Projects Another Challenging Year for American Farmers
RICHMOND, Va. — Farm economists are painting a grim picture for American agriculture following release of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s 2024 farm income forecast. Net farm income is set to decline nearly 25% in two years, with substantial losses in crop receipts and continued pressure from rising production costs. While livestock producers may see…
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Rapid dry down advancing Michigan harvests
A Michigan farmer near the Ohio border soybean harvest is just starting in his area. Scott Welden tells Brownfield the last few weeks of hot, dry weather has dramatically changed crop conditions. “We do have folks running soybeans in the area,” he shares. “There’s corn silage that’s getting close to being wrapped up, which is…
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Watch For Changes In The Way You Purchase Fertilizer
Watch For Changes In The Way You Purchase Fertilizer Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Farmland values surprisingly stable
The CEO of National Land Realty says he’s surprised farmland values have remained high despite low commodity prices. Ronnie Richardson tells Brownfield he recently talked to a Kansas farmer about the corn market. “He had his corn booked at $4.10, and you go ‘what in the world, how could you farm your way out of…
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‘Timely start to harvest’ in Illinois as conditions falter
‘Timely start to harvest’ in Illinois as conditions falter Successful Farming
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Confusion persists with food traceability rule as compliance date nears
From reporting metrics to how the FDA investigation process works, major questions loom for industries impacted by the rule, a new report found.
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Red crown rot impacting Illinois farmers
A Pioneer agronomist says red crown rot is having a major impact on some soybean growers. Matt Montgomery says his west central Illinois territory is ground zero for the relatively new fungal disease. “We’ve seen yield losses 40 to 60%.” He says, “We’ve seen some real devastating, you know, one offs where yield gets dropped…
