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USDA Extends Disaster Deadline, Offers Help to Beef Processors
USDA Extends Disaster Deadline, Offers Help to Beef Processors Lancaster Farming
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Missouri farmers urge USDA to streamline data collection, rebuild trust
Missouri farmers urge USDA to streamline data collection, rebuild trust Brownfield Ag News
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Low-Carbon Crops Could Unlock New Revenue as USDA Sets Biofuel Rules
Low-Carbon Crops Could Unlock New Revenue as USDA Sets Biofuel Rules AgroLatam
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North Iowa ethanol plant makes preparations for above-average corn crop
An ethanol plant in north-central Iowa is gearing up for harvest. Dave Sovereign is chairman of the board at Golden Grain Energy in Mason City. “We’re getting things cleaned up and making room. Making sure the bins are cleaned out (and) aeration system is working, conveyor system is working.” Speaking to Brownfield at the American…
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What is Going On With Indiana Crops?
What is Going On With Indiana Crops? Successful Farming
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Foreign Farmland Ownership Restrictions May Lower Land Values, Study Finds
Foreign Farmland Ownership Restrictions May Lower Land Values, Study Finds AgWeb
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Farmers should consider old-crop sales before harvest
The president of Heartland Farm Partners says there’s opportunities for farmers take advantage of the recent strength in commodity markets. Jeff Peterson says producers should focus on marketing their old crop grain heading into harvest first, and then, “Secondly, maybe if you’re behind on forward selling, use a bounce in the market based on…
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Corn, soybean inspection tour finds Iowa crops unlikely to set records
Corn, soybean inspection tour finds Iowa crops unlikely to set records The Des Moines Register
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USDA Designates 17 Pennsylvania Counties as Natural Disaster Areas
USDA Designates 17 Pennsylvania Counties as Natural Disaster Areas Morning Ag Clips
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‘Underwhelming’ Crops in Illinois While Iowa Corn Holds Up, and Disease Builds in Soybeans
‘Underwhelming’ Crops in Illinois While Iowa Corn Holds Up, and Disease Builds in Soybeans AgWeb
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Wisconsin farm fatalities report highlights need for suicide prevention, aging farmer resources
New analysis finds farmers 65 and older account for the majority of farm fatalities in Wisconsin. Roger Aby with the National Farm Medicine Center tells Brownfield, “We notice aging farmers are at significant risk, and we see a lot of roadway collisions involving slow-moving farm equipment.” Since 2017, about half of fatalities have involved farmers…
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Economist says Cargill’s reopening of its Fort Morgan beef plant boosts cattle market competition
Workers at Cargill’s Fort Morgan, Colorado beef plant have agreed to a new five-year labor deal, ending an 89-day lockout, that clears the way for the company to resume processing. Livestock economist David Anderson with Texas A&M University says this is much-needed good news for the beef industry. “We have plenty of capacity for the number of…
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Tyson’s Illinois plant closure renews consolidation concerns
The president of the Illinois Farm Bureau says the closure of a Tyson beef processing facility in the western part of the state is another example of consolidation’s negative impact on agriculture. Phillip Nelson, who farms in LaSalle County, says the Joslin facility was vital for producers across the region. “It’s not only 2,500 employees,…
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Will USDA’s 2026 Corn Forecast Reshape the U.S. Market?
Will USDA’s 2026 Corn Forecast Reshape the U.S. Market? AgroLatam
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Planning for the 2027 crop year
In this episode of Managing for Profit, Gary Schnitkey with the University of Illinois says risk management will be essential to a successful plan for 2027. The post Planning for the 2027 crop year appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Corn, Bean Markets Wait for Proof as Balance Sheets Tighten
Corn, Bean Markets Wait for Proof as Balance Sheets Tighten, AgMarket.net’s Bennett Says American Ag Network
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Saturated Indiana Reveals Immature Corn and Uneven Beans, As Dryland Drags Nebraska Yields
Saturated Indiana Reveals Immature Corn and Uneven Beans, As Dryland Drags Nebraska Yields AgWeb
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Soaring diesel prices ripple across the US economy as fuel costs nearly double since January
Soaring diesel prices ripple across the US economy as fuel costs nearly double since January Crypto Briefing
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Sunflower seeds: USDA maintains record crop forecast
Sunflower seeds: USDA maintains record crop forecast Mundus Agri
