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OFBF Statement on J.D. Vance Republican Vice Presidential Nomination
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Bill Patterson, president of Ohio Farm Bureau, released the following statement on July 15 after it was revealed that U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance from Ohio would be Donald Trump’s vice presidential running mate heading into the November 2024 election: “From Day 1 as a Senator, Mr. Vance has been very attentive to…
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Now is peak time to scout for diseases
A plant pathologist was wet and humid conditions will likely spike several disease issues in the coming weeks. Michigan State University’s Marty Chilvers tells Brownfield rains from Hurricane Beryl are impacting the quality of wheat that still needs to be harvested. “This extra moisture and even movement of air actually could be bringing up rust…
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AI can transform precision agriculture, but what are the legal risks?
Guest article: AI can transform precision agriculture, but what are the legal risks?  AgFunderNews
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USDA lowers 2024 meat and poultry production forecast
USDA lowers 2024 meat and poultry production forecast  Beef Magazine
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If You Have an Uneven Corn Crop Pollinating, Consider these 3 Next Steps
If You Have an Uneven Corn Crop Pollinating, Consider these 3 Next Steps  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Dealing With Fleas and Ticks in the Landscape
STILLWATER, Okla. — Oklahomans are in the midst of cookout season, pool season and vacation season, but it’s also flea and tick season. If proper precautions aren’t taken, both humans and pets will suffer the consequences. Successful prevention and treatment includes both chemical and non-chemical methods. Successful flea and tick management relies on Integrated Pest…
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Debunking Weed Control Myths
Corteva Agriscience Enlist field specialist Brett Gordon says there are three myths he hears most often when it comes to controlling weeds. He tells Brownfield one is cupping is a regular development phase of Enlist E3 soybeans. Another is that all herbicides drift, and the third has to do with dicamba regulations. The post Debunking…
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DED Leads State Delegation to Europe, Promotes Nebraska as Destination for Corn-Based Bioproduction
DED Leads State Delegation to Europe, Promotes Nebraska as Destination for Corn-Based Bioproduction  Rural Radio Network
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American Farm Bureau Federation Challenges BLM Rule that ‘Destabilizes’ Ranching
American Farm Bureau Federation Challenges BLM Rule that ‘Destabilizes’ Ranching  Sierra Sun Times
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USDA electronic tag mandates worry some smaller TX ranchers
USDA electronic tag mandates worry some smaller TX ranchers  Public News Service
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USDA makes 5 recommendations for Federal Milk Marketing Orders
USDA makes 5 recommendations for Federal Milk Marketing Orders  Farm Progress
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TN: Wheat Production down 24% from 2023
Tennessee Wheat Production down 24% from 2023Â Â Morning Ag Clips –
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Farm Bill potluck is stuck in fights over food and conservation
Opinion: Farm Bill potluck is stuck in fights over food and conservation  The Gazette
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2025 Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year Contest – Nominations Close July 19
WASHINGTON — Farmers have until July 19 to submit nominations for the 2025 Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year contest. This is the seventh year of the contest which is supported by Nestlé Purina PetCare and celebrates farm dogs and the many ways they support farmers and ranchers. The grand prize winner – Farm…
