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Millions available in assistance for qualifying farm loan borrowers
Millions available in assistance for qualifying farm loan borrowers WAND
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US agriculture primed to be next frontier in cybersecurity in new year, experts, lawmakers say
US agriculture primed to be next frontier in cybersecurity in new year, experts, lawmakers say AOL
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USDA Promises To Get Tougher on Listeria
USDA Promises To Get Tougher on Listeria Food Processing
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Better method to detect mycotoxins could be coming
Better method to detect mycotoxins could be coming Farm Progress
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Trade war with Mexico would be detrimental to dairy
A dairy economist says a trade war with Mexico would cause major issues for the U.S. dairy industry. Corey Geiger with CoBank tells Brownfield, “One in six tankers of milk leave our shores, and not necessarily our shores sometimes it just crosses our border.” “Our number one customer is Mexico. One in four dairy products…
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An increase in ethanol production
U.S. ethanol production inched higher last week. The U.S. Energy Information Administration says production averaged one million, one hundred, ten thousand barrels per day, Ethanol stocks were reported at 23.1 million barrels, the largest level since the end of September. Inventories grew across all regions except the East Coast and the Rocky Mountains. The Renewable Fuels Association says…
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USDA National Hop Report and What it Says About the Beer Biz
USDA National Hop Report and What it Says About the Beer Biz Washington Beer Blog
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Spring Nitrogen Planning Starts Now
On this latest episode of the Nitrogen Corner, an agronomy expert with Koch Agronomic Services says that thinking now about spring nitrogen applications can put farmers in a better position to maximize their ROI and provide them with enough time to build their contingency plans. The post Spring Nitrogen Planning Starts Now appeared first on…
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USDA to Provide Assistance for Distressed Farm Loan Borrowers
USDA to Provide Assistance for Distressed Farm Loan Borrowers Southeast AgNet
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Pushing yields to the next level in 2025
A central Illinois based agronomist says farmers should take several factors into consideration when making seed selections for next year. Steve Crafton with LG Seeds says corn hybrids should be placed based on each field’s soil type. “If you don’t have let feet hybrid down to a mucky soil river bottom ground, you can lose 8…
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USDA investments in US fertilizer production
USDA investments in US fertilizer production The Fence Post
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U.S. farmers pinched by high costs and low prices
U.S. farmers pinched by high costs and low prices The Fence Post
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Opinion: Dollars Don’t Kill Screwworms
AUSTIN, Texas — The federal government has a bad habit of spending money on problems before even figuring out what’s really wrong, and the recent New World screwworm scare is a prime example. This is typical Washington behavior—prematurely spending first and asking questions later. But here in Texas, we do things differently. We solve problems…
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Top Entry in 2024 Kansas Soybean Yield Contest Breaks Previous State Record by Double Digits
TOPEKA, Kan. — An earlier contest deadline and intermittent weather challenges did not keep growers across Kansas from entering their soybeans in the 2024 Kansas Soybean Yield and Value Contests, which maintained strong participation from varying regions. A total of 56 unique entries made their way into the contests – 35 submitted for value analysis…
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Jones Named Nebraska Farm Bureau’s Achievement Award Winner
KEARNEY, Neb. – Grant Jones was named recipient of the 2024 Young Farmers and Ranchers (YF&R) Achievement in Agriculture Award. The award was announced Dec. 10 at the Member Appreciation luncheon during Nebraska Farm Bureau’s (NEFB) 107th Annual Meeting and Convention in Kearney. Jones is a Chase County Farm Bureau member and was selected based…
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First farmer carbon tax created
First farmer carbon tax created AgUpdate
