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USDA Funds Second Round of Payments to Help Organic Dairy Producers
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is announcing a second round of payments for dairy producers through the Organic Dairy Marketing Assistance Program (ODMAP) 2024, providing an additional $8.7 million to help dairy producers mitigate market volatility, higher input and transportation costs, and unstable feed supply and prices that have created unique…
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Land use and irrigation yield a change in the weather in the Corn Belt
Land use and irrigation yield a change in the weather in the Corn Belt  Phys.org
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Iowa farmer cutting back on inputs in 2025
An eastern Iowa farmer says he’s considering some strategic plans that could help him cut back on inputs during the 2025 growing season. Lance Lillibridge says his insecticide program will be a major focus. “We might go to more of a liquid type of system and go in-furrow with a more precise way of applying…
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GOP to Propose ‘Biggest Bill in American History,’ Includes Tax Cuts, Deregulation and Border Security
GOP to Propose ‘Biggest Bill in American History,’ Includes Tax Cuts, Deregulation and Border Security  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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How a new smart label tracks food’s supply chain journey
Giesecke+Devrient’s peel-and-stick label can help companies address product quality and traceability issues by accounting for changes in location, temperature and package tampering.
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Driving Innovation and Longevity
In this Spotlight on Soybeans, we highlight the partnership between Missouri Soybean Farmers and the University of Missouri, which has led to valuable agronomic research that helps farmers like Justin Rohn produce better soybean crops and make informed decisions for their farms. The post Driving Innovation and Longevity appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Producer Weighs in on USDA H5N1 Monitoring Program
Producer Weighs in on USDA H5N1 Monitoring Program  AgNet West
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Limited Supply, Strong Demand Fuels Ag Land Market
OMAHA, Neb. — There are more motivated land buyers in today’s market than there are willing sellers, according to Farmers National Company. Despite the pressures created by lower net farm income, declining commodity markets, higher interest rates and increased input costs, land values have remained quite stable across the Midwest. While most university and industry…
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Labor Remains Atop List of Ag’s Struggles, How Some are Getting Creative
Labor Remains Atop List of Ag’s Struggles, How Some are Getting Creative  Hoosier Ag Today
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Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary talks issues for farmers during PA Farm Show
Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary talks issues for farmers during PA Farm Show: This Week in Pennsylvania  AOL
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Thinking About Farm Succession?
MADISON, Wis. — You know you should make plans for the future of the farm, but maybe you’re not sure where to start. Or maybe you’ve had a few conversations with your family or farming partners, but that conversation drifts to other more pressing matters about the operation. It is common for farmers to push…
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The optimum nitrogen fertilizer rate for maize in the US Midwest is increasing
The optimum nitrogen fertilizer rate for maize in the US Midwest is increasing  Nature.com
