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Labor Remains Atop List of Ag’s Struggles, How Some are Getting Creative
Labor Remains Atop List of Ag’s Struggles, How Some are Getting Creative Hoosier Ag Today
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Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary talks issues for farmers during PA Farm Show
Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary talks issues for farmers during PA Farm Show: This Week in Pennsylvania AOL
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Thinking About Farm Succession?
MADISON, Wis. — You know you should make plans for the future of the farm, but maybe you’re not sure where to start. Or maybe you’ve had a few conversations with your family or farming partners, but that conversation drifts to other more pressing matters about the operation. It is common for farmers to push…
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The optimum nitrogen fertilizer rate for maize in the US Midwest is increasing
The optimum nitrogen fertilizer rate for maize in the US Midwest is increasing Nature.com
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New tools could speed up development of cereal varieties
New tools could speed up development of cereal varieties Grainews
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Iowa opts out of Summer EBT, plans to ask Trump’s USDA to OK demonstration project instead
Iowa opts out of Summer EBT, plans to ask Trump’s USDA to OK demonstration project instead KGAN TV
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Innovate, connect, and grow: Join us for the 2025 Fort Wayne Farm Show
Innovate, connect, and grow: Join us for the 2025 Fort Wayne Farm Show KPCnews.com
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Toward a Modern Land Market: Tackling Informality in Ukraine’s Agricultural Sector
Toward a Modern Land Market: Tackling Informality in Ukraine’s Agricultural Sector Devdiscourse
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Left over nutrients a possible drought silver lining
The senior agronomist for Nutrien Ag Solutions suggests there could be a silver lining for areas that suffered from drought in 2024. Mike Howell tells Brownfield. “There were some areas that were hit by drought pretty hard this year, if you were in a drought-prone area and didn’t get the yield you were expecting you…
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Sow and Grow with Sara: The Interaction Between Agriculture and Water Quality in South Dakota
Sow and Grow with Sara: The Interaction Between Agriculture and Water Quality in South Dakota Tri-State Livestock News
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Major Shift in USDA Guidelines! New Rules for Genetically Engineered Organisms!
Major Shift in USDA Guidelines! New Rules for Genetically Engineered Organisms! Clinique Bio
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USDA announces final $3M in automatic assistance for distressed farm loan borrowers
USDA announces final $3M in automatic assistance for distressed farm loan borrowers The Fence Post
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Water is key to cattle health in cold
University of Illinois Extension beef specialist Travis Meteer says ensuring cattle access to fresh water is crucial during bitter cold temperatures. “Sometimes the water situation becomes the most challenging, and so making sure we’ve got flowing water for cattle is key.” He says, “If we’re watering out of ponds, or we’ve got automatic waterers, we’re…
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Nebraska grain farmer somewhat optimistic for 2025 growing season
An eastern Nebraska grain farmer says he’s approaching 2025 with some optimism. Quentin Connealy tells Brownfield he has a lot of grain currently in storage. “I don’t want to sit on it too long because everything’s got to cash flow and operating note interest is still high. It’s come down, maybe a point from where…
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Final Phase of Colorado’s Cage-Free Egg Law Starts
BROOMFIELD, Colo. — On January 1, 2025, the final phase of Colorado’s cage-free egg law went into full effect. Both retailers and egg producers have been preparing to comply with the cage-fee egg requirements since the state law passed in 2020. Those eggs will be labeled with “CO-COM,” “organic,” or “cage-free” on their package. “This…
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Choose Inputs That Are Both Effective and Efficient
Growers are looking for ways to increase crop production and improve their bottom lines in the season ahead. On this episode of the Nitrogen Corner, an agronomy expert with Koch Agronomic Services reveals what growers should be thinking about regarding crop inputs. The post Choose Inputs That Are Both Effective and Efficient appeared first on…
