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Nebraska Corn Board Recognizes Farmers and Ranchers on National Ag Day
Nebraska Corn Board Recognizes Farmers and Ranchers on National Ag Day Rural Radio Network
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Pasture and Lingering Impact of a Dry Summer, Tough Winter
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Last fall was dry. While drought conditions didn’t reach severe levels in many areas, it had a significant impact on fall forage growth. When moisture returned, it was tempting for many producers to immediately start grazing the new growth to avoid feeding hay early. I’ve mentioned before how crucial it is to…
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Proactive measures can increase safety on farms
Proactive measures can increase safety on farms: Canada Safety Council NotlLocal.com
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Opinion: New farm bill critical to US agriculture
Opinion: New farm bill critical to US agriculture Detroit News
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Knowing Your Corn’s Needs Better: Optimize Irrigation with New App
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — University of Florida researchers have developed an app that will help farmers reduce the risk of over- or under-watering their crops. Scientists from UF/IFAS, Auburn and the University of Georgia designed and are refining the app, courtesy of a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Conservation Innovation program. “The critical part…
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An adjunct K-State professor is bringing laser physics to the farms
An adjunct K-State professor is bringing laser physics to the farms The Mercury – Manhattan, Kansas
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USDA forecasts egg prices to surge 41% in 2025 amid avian flu outbreak
USDA forecasts egg prices to surge 41% in 2025 amid avian flu outbreak AOL
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Iowa farmers feel uncertainty as tariffs loom
Iowa farmers feel uncertainty as tariffs loom The Gazette
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Frozen USDA funds hurting all levels of ag
Frozen USDA funds hurting all levels of ag brownfieldagnews.com
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7 ag stories you can’t miss
7 ag stories you can’t miss – March 14, 2025 Farm Progress
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Corn on Corn Takes Root As Farmers Look for Profits
Corn on Corn Takes Root As Farmers Look for Profits Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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North Dakota went big for Trump. Now many farmers say they face an uncertain future
North Dakota went big for Trump. Now many farmers say they face an uncertain future WPRL
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Machinery Pete Salutes Trigg County Agriculture
Machinery Pete Salutes Trigg County Agriculture wkdzradio.com
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Trump’s fertilizer tariffs could disrupt US crop production, from tomatoes to corn
Trump’s fertilizer tariffs could disrupt US crop production, from tomatoes to corn Grist
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Watch for red crown rot in soybeans
A field agronomist in eastern Missouri says farmers should be monitoring soybeans for red crown rot, a new soil-borne fungal disease in the state. “About the time you’re spraying fungicide is probably when you’ll start to see it.” Scott Gard with Pioneer says the disease that causes reduced yields and pre-mature plant death was confirmed…
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U.S. Farmers Sue Trump Administration for Withheld IRA Funds
U.S. Farmers Sue Trump Administration for Withheld IRA Funds Successful Farming
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Insights on Agricultural Commodities and Profitabilities
Insights on Agricultural Commodities and Profitabilities Morning Ag Clips –
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Cattle producer sees managing risk as top 2025 priority
The vice president of National Farmers Union (NFU) says he has concerns about the strength of the cattle market. Jeff Kippley, who raises beef cattle and row crops in South Dakota, says retaliatory tariffs cutting export demand and high retail prices are worrisome. “You gotta wonder how long are the consumers going to be…
