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Survey finds Nebraska farmland values are moderating
An ag economist says farmland values in Nebraska are moderating. “We estimate the market value at about $3,835 an acre, about 5% over the prior year,” Jim Jansen with the University of Nebraska Extension says. This is the third consecutive year the university’s annual farmland survey has shown increases, but Jansen says it’s a far…
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Check wet soybean fields for phytophthora
A plant pathologist with the University of Missouri Extension says phytophthora could show up in some soybean fields this year. Mandy Bish says the pathogen for the disease requires water to move into the root system and Missouri has been getting plenty of moisture this season. “If you start seeing wilting or yellowing plants about…
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Congresswoman Decries ‘Communist Environmental Movement’ and ‘Demonized’ Carbon Dioxide
As Illinois RNC Delegation Celebrates Agriculture, Congresswoman Decries ‘Communist Environmental Movement’ and ‘Demonized’ Carbon Dioxide WTTW News
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Tar spot spreads across Indiana
An extension pathologist says tar spot continues to spread across Indiana. Darcy Telenko with Purdue University says it was recently confirmed in the eastern part of the state. “If you had tar slot in your fields last year, at the end of the season, or if you’ve had it in previous years, you probably could…
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Farmers assured there’s ample supply of propane for drying grain
Farmers concerned about a wet harvest are assured there’s an ample supply of propane for drying grain. CHS chief financial officer Olivia Nelligan says the cooperative is closely tracking demand. “So we understand what we’re going to have to have in our supply chain to meet their needs, and we have no concerns in that…
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USDA Invests $110 Million in Meat and Poultry Processing
Biden-Harris Administration Invests $110 Million in Meat and Poultry Processing to Strengthen Food Supply Chain, Increase Competition, and Lower Food Costs PerishableNews
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The Reasons Behind the Painful Surge in Grocery Prices
The Reasons Behind the Painful Surge in Grocery Prices Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Grassley on Trump, Vance Trade, Immigration Platform
Donald Trump’s pick for his running mate, Ohio Senator JD Vance, defends Trump’s plans for sweeping tariffs and deportation of undocumented immigrants. A leading farm state senator disagrees with at least one of those. Vance has defended Trump’s plan for tariffs as high as ten percent, renewing concerns and memories in farm country of losses…
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New Study Showcases Corn Farming’s Contribution to the Economy
WASHINGTON — Corn growers were responsible for a $151 billion boost to the U.S. economy in 2023, according to a new report released this week by the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA). The report, entitled NCGA Economic Contribution Study for 2023, looked at a number of ways in which corn growers shaped the economy, including economic…
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There’s a bipartisan effort urging USDA to protect U.S. potato crops
Wyden, Crapo lead bipartisan effort urging USDA to protect U.S. potato crops The Packer
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Words of lament and hope for Kansas as big agriculture eradicates farmland traditions
Words of lament and hope for Kansas as big agriculture eradicates farmland traditions Kansas Reflector
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7 precautions to prevent shed fires
7 precautions to prevent shed fires Farm Progress
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New Online Agriculture Course Grows Skills in Identifying Corn, Soybean Field Insects
URBANA, Ill. — One thing is for sure, if there is a farm field, insects will visit it. Having the skills to identify insects inhabiting crop fields across the Midwest improves one’s ability to identify and effectively manage insect pests while avoiding unnecessary interventions that may negatively affect beneficial insects as well as farmer profitability.…
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5 Reasons Fertilizer Prices Are High Right Now
5 Reasons Fertilizer Prices Are High Right Now Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Sen. Grassley on ag manufacturing layoffs amid economic downturn
Grassley on ag manufacturing layoffs amid economic downturn brownfieldagnews.com
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$4,500 Per Acre Plus a Signing Bonus? What Solar Companies Are Now Offering Farmers To Lease Their Ground
$4,500 Per Acre Plus a Signing Bonus? What Solar Companies Are Now Offering Farmers To Lease Their Ground Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
