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Planning for early planted soybeans in 2025
A crop protection specialist with Valent says management practices are key to finding success with early planted soybeans. Eric Ott says the earlier a soybean goes in the ground, the more challenges it faces. “When planting earlier, we’re dealing with some more insect pests like seed corn maggot, as well as wire worm and grubs…
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Planning for 2025 with Agronomists
As many producers take inventory of what nutrients are available in their soils, some may have questions about how to proceed ahead of the growing season. On this episode, an expert with AgroLiquid says now is a good time to work with an agronomist to determine what products they want to apply. The post Planning…
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Inside the race to save Florida’s oranges
The state’s citrus industry is expecting one of its lowest production levels on record after recent hurricanes. But promising new science to address a devastating tree disease is giving growers hope.
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US agriculture faces financial strain in 2025
US agriculture faces financial strain in 2025 Farms.com
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Hope for Hemp: USDA Nominations and New Initiatives Drive Optimism for Sector in 2025
Hope for Hemp: USDA Nominations and New Initiatives Drive Optimism for Sector in 2025 Business of Cannabis –
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U.S. and Global Ag Economies Uncertain About 2025
The prospect of new tariff disputes when Donald Trump returns to the White House has the global economy in an uncertain position in early 2025. Farm Policy News says ongoing geopolitical tensions and continuing climate challenges will significantly impact agricultural trade and producer profitability during the year. The global economic landscape in 2024 was shaped…
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Midwestern Farmers’ Views on Farm Financial Programs, Conservation Topics
MADISON, Wis. — Researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison recently published two research briefs highlighting Midwestern farmers’ views on farm financial programs and conservation. The briefs, which are designed to support policy making, summarize the results of a 2024 survey taken by 527 farmers across eight states in the Midwest, covering row crop, forage, grass-based livestock, and confinement…
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Corporate Transparency Act Requirements Suspended Once Again . . . for Now
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has given us another holiday surprise! The nationwide injunction on the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) and its beneficial ownership information (“BOI”) reporting requirements is once again in effect. On Dec. 23, 2024, we reported that the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit had lifted…
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Resolutions for a Farmer
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The beginning of a new year typically is a time for setting resolutions. For many those resolutions might mean going to the gym more often, eating healthier, or spending more time with family. For a farmer, they may look something more like these. #1 – To improve my pesticide recordkeeping. There…
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Record Investment in Private Lands Conservation in 2024
Record Investment in Private Lands Conservation in 2024 AgNet West
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USDA awards Nebraska group $200M to boost clean energy efforts
USDA awards Nebraska group $200M to boost clean energy efforts Nebraska Examiner
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Another Herbicide Option Coming
Convintro herbicide will help farmers manage tough-to-control weeds, such as water hemp and palmer amaranth. In this episode of Managing for Profit, product manager for selective herbicides at Bayer Crop Science, Dominik Hoffman, explains the new product and when to expect its launch. The post Another Herbicide Option Coming appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Do you know the one food Americans eat more than anything else? See the top 50, based on the USDA data.
Do you know the one food Americans eat more than anything else? See the top 50, based on the USDA data. MSN
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Innovative approaches needed
Innovative approaches needed AgUpdate
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Happy New Year! And the Winners of the Top 10 New Products Contest Are…
Happy New Year! And the Winners of the Top 10 New Products Contest Are… Farm Equipment
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Breaking Down the 2025 American Relief Act: What It Means for You
Breaking Down the 2025 American Relief Act: What It Means for You Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Generic chemicals should bring more scouting trips
The outreach agronomist with the Illinois Soybean Association says farmers that are turning to generic chemicals as a cost-saving measure should plan to increase their scouting trips. Stephanie Porter tells Brownfield, “A recent study just came out from Iowa State with fungicides.” She says, “The generics just may not last as long is what they’re…
