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USDA to Collect Final 2024 Crop Production and Stocks Data
USDA to Collect Final 2024 Crop Production and Stocks Data Morning Ag Clips –
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Navigating Financial Literacy for Women in Ag
Navigating Financial Literacy for Women in Ag Farms.com
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Crop Watch: Low prices, weather headline producers’ concerns for 2025
Crop Watch: Low prices, weather headline producers’ concerns for 2025 -Braun | Today News Mint
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USDA raises winter wheat ratings, still 2nd worst on record
USDA raises winter wheat ratings, still 2nd worst on record XM
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Learn to Save on Your Farm’s Electric Bill
BALLSTON SPA, N.Y. — Are you a horse farm in Saratoga County? Would you like to save money on your energy costs, such as your electric bill? Join us on December 5th from 12 to 2 p.m. at the Cornell Cooperative Extension Office, 50 West High St, Ballston Spa, NY 12020. We will be joined by Energy…
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USDA Declares Disaster in Illinois Counties; Offers Emergency Aid to Tornado-Damaged Farms
USDA Declares Disaster in Illinois Counties; Offers Emergency Aid to Tornado-Damaged Farms Hoodline
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New exhibit shares farmers’ stories
New exhibit shares farmers’ stories FarmWeekNow.com
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5 Careers in Agriculture That Don’t Involve Farming
5 Careers in Agriculture That Don’t Involve Farming SRU The Online Rocket
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Ag economy is a tale of two farms
An ag economist is expecting another tough year for crop farmers. Paul Mitchell with the University of Wisconsin Department of Agriculture and Applied Economics tells Brownfield the balance sheets look okay for some and terrible for others. “The dairy and the beef people are looking okay relative to what they’ve seen, so it’s sort of…
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Economist says demand strength remains critical for U.S. beef and pork sectors
A livestock economist says strong demand continues to be crucial for profitability in the U.S. beef and pork industries. Scott Brown says he’s looking ahead to this week’s Monthly Trade report. “For me, I think it’s going to be more of the same of tough on the beef export side,” he says. “We’ll still be…
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Why Is Forage the Cornerstone of a Working Ranch Horse’s Diet?
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — For ranch horses, a forage-based diet is not just a recommendation; it’s essential for their health, energy and overall performance. Understanding their unique digestive system helps highlight why forage is a critical component of their diet. Working ranch horses play a vital role in daily ranch operations, and their ability to…
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Soybean Oil as Biodiesel
Matt Amick, Director of Market Development for Missouri Soybean, tells Brownfield that the checkoff helped commercialize soybean oil as biodiesel, and has allowed them to explore other markets in this Spotlight on Soybeans. The post Soybean Oil as Biodiesel appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Young farmers embracing management practices to weather down economy
An agricultural economist says young farmers are embracing new ideas to weather the down economy. Dr. David Kohl, professor emeritus at Virginia Tech University, says many of today’s young farmers are adapting their business and financial practices. “I’m also finding a very entrepreneurial mindset.” He says, “Many of them will have their farms and ranches,…
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USDA announces emergency aid for Illinois farmers
USDA announces emergency aid for Illinois farmers CIProud.com
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What Do Farmers Do After the Harvest Season Wraps Up?
What Do Farmers Do After the Harvest Season Wraps Up? Successful Farming
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What you should consider before building grain storage
What you should consider before building grain storage Successful Farming
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USDA announces more help for distressed borrowers
USDA announces more help for distressed borrowers Farm Progress
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Purdue Tests Effects of Perennial Cover Crops on Soil Health and Corn Production
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Corn crops have a voracious appetite for nitrogen. Purdue University scientists are investigating whether mulching Kura clover, a perennial legume, can provide sufficient nitrogen for corn, thus reducing the need for synthetic fertilizers while enhancing soil organic carbon storage. This innovative system could potentially boost the much-needed supply of soil nitrogen in…
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Corn Leafhopper Reemerging in Texas, Other States
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Corn leafhopper has reemerged in some Texas corn-growing regions and other states, threatening both yields and grain quality. David Kerns, Ph.D., Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service statewide integrated pest management coordinator and associate department head for the Texas A&M Department of Entomology, said corn producers need to become familiar with the insect and learn…
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Organic Transition Initiative, the USDA’s investment in organic agriculture
Organic Transition Initiative, the USDA’s investment in organic agriculture Fresh Fruit Portal
