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Trump trade war dries up sorghum sales to China but US farmers plan to plant more
Trump trade war dries up sorghum sales to China but US farmers plan to plant more Reuters
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US plantings respond to price
US plantings respond to price mecardo.com.au
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USDA Cancels Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities, ‘Reprioritizes’ Existing Funding to Farmers
USDA Cancels Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities, ‘Reprioritizes’ Existing Funding to Farmers Hoosier Ag Today
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Check Your Soybean Seed Tags Before Planting!
COLUMBUS, Ohio — By law, seed sold in Ohio must include the percentage of germination on the seed tag along with the date tested (Figure 1). In most years, soybean seed germination is at least 90%. However, given the challenging weather conditions at harvest last year, we are anticipating some seed sources to have a…
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Farmer Finds A Silver Bullet For High Corn Yields
Farmer Finds A Silver Bullet For High Corn Yields AgWeb
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4% of U.S. corn, 2% of soybeans planted
4% of U.S. corn, 2% of soybeans planted Brownfield Ag News
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Farm Bankruptcy Cases Rise Across the US
Farm Bankruptcy Cases Rise Across the US Farms.com
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Remanufacturing Engines and Components: A Growing and Successful Part of the Circular Economy
WASHINGTON D.C. (April 14, 2025) — Industry leaders in engines, equipment, and components recently discussed remanufacturing and its role in sustainability and the circular economy in a webinar, now available for online viewing. The session features representatives from Caterpillar, Cummins, John Deere, Johnson Matthey, and Stanadyne, who share insights about their efforts in heavy-duty engine…
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Kansas Sorghum Producers Champion Multi-Million Investment in Sorghum Improvement
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Under the leadership of the Kansas Sorghum Producers Association (KSP), the State of Kansas will invest a $1 million public commitment into the Collaborative Sorghum Investment Program (CSIP) through an appropriation in the State’s FY26 budget as a strategic water-smart crop in the next State Water Plan. Launched in 2016, CSIP is…
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USDA crop progress: Corn, soybean plantings advance, wheat quality slips
USDA crop progress: Corn, soybean plantings advance, wheat quality slips Farm Progress
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More corn & later planting decisions
The leader of a crop inputs business says farmers are planning to plant more corn this spring. Leah Anderson is Senior Vice President of Land O Lakes, and President of their WinField United crops division. She tells Brownfield the economic fundamentals just push growers in that direction, but the timing of those decisions is different…
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Timeline for Ag Disaster Aid
Timeline for Ag Disaster Aid AgWeb
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More States Join Plant 2025 Thanks to a Break In the Rain
More States Join Plant 2025 Thanks to a Break In the Rain AgWeb
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Invasive Spotted Lantern flies species returns to United States
Invasive Spotted Lantern flies species returns to United States WOAY-TV
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USDA Programs Aid Weather-Hit Farms
USDA Programs Aid Weather Hit Farms Farms.com
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How the Moon Affects Crop Growth and Planting
BOISE, ID — This information may shock you, but it’s worth knowing. The first agricultural practices appeared in communities about 8,000 years ago. A truly staggering number. They used natural cycles, including the Moon, as a certain coordinate system for sowing and harvesting. The essence of this approach is that people believe that the gravitational…
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With growing tariffs, fewer soybean acres planned for Wisconsin, US
With growing tariffs, fewer soybean acres planned for Wisconsin, US WPR
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US ethanol exports pass 1 billion-gallon mark
US ethanol exports pass 1 billion-gallon mark World Grain
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Farmer says trade tensions add uncertainty to a troubled farm economy
A western Kentucky farmer says escalating tensions between the U.S. and China will change the trading relationship between the two countries moving forward. Davie Stephens grows corn and soybeans and is a contract grower for Pilgrim’s Pride. “There’s a lot of back and forth going on now,” he says. “We have a farm economy that’s…
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Thousands of USDA Employees Taking Buyout Offer
Thousands of USDA Employees Taking Buyout Offer Farm Policy News
