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Another reporting delay for the Corporate Transparency Act?
Many farms that operate as an LLC or a corporation are wondering about the on-again, off-again requirements of the Corporate Transparency Act, and the need to report the personal information of beneficial owners. There was yet another development late last week, and Iqan Fadaei and Christopher Seamster from the Michael Best law firm bring you up-to-date…
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China slaps extra tariffs of up to 15% on imports of major US farm exports, including soy and beef
China slaps extra tariffs of up to 15% on imports of major US farm exports, including soy and beef WLUC
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With tariffs looming, Trump urges farmers to ‘have fun’ selling their products domestically
With tariffs looming, Trump urges farmers to ‘have fun’ selling their products domestically Des Moines Register
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Spring crop insurance prices set
The vice president of farm services at NAU Country Insurance says crop insurance prices are favorable for corn ahead of the upcoming growing season. The prices, set at the end of February, are used to determine revenue guarantees for the entire year for farmers who choose revenue protection. Rich Morrison tells Brownfield “the final prices…
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Optimistic outlook for U.S. ethanol exports
A director for the Wisconsin Corn Promotion Board says he sees a favorable outlook for U.S. ethanol exports. Shane Goplin says he expects momentum from 2024 to continue through 2025. “We have to increase our production. Well, we have to find a home for that too. There’s huge opportunities coming out there.” 2024 U.S. ethanol…
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Cattle Producers Share How Programs Help Build Stronger Businesses
ARDEN HILLS, Minn. — Raising cattle is both demanding and fulfilling. Each day offers new possibilities for producers to improve their herd and work toward greater profitability. With the cattle market at historically high levels, many producers are seizing the moment to move their businesses forward with the help of management programs. Whether it’s feed…
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Tiny Farm Town Defies Feds, Drains Water to Protect Citizens
Tiny Farm Town Defies Feds, Drains Water to Protect Citizens Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Former CEO’s Favorite Resources For Becoming A Better Leader
Former CEO’s Favorite Resources For Becoming A Better Leader Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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BASF Unveils ‘Real Results Yield Challenge’ Program to Showcase Fungicide Benefits
BASF Unveils ‘Real Results Yield Challenge’ Program to Showcase Fungicide Benefits Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Cover Crop Mixes Can Cut Carbon Emissions From Farms, Study Says
Cover Crop Mixes Can Cut Carbon Emissions From Farms, Study Says Farms.com
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Early Weed Control
As farmers plan out their weed management strategies, Corteva Agriscience Market Development Specialist Scott Pringnitz says preparing an effective strategy for controlling early emerging weeds is a key to success this year. He tells Brownfield a full program approach will help growers keep fields clean all season long. The post Early Weed Control appeared first on…
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How U.S. Soybean Farmers Are Making Their Fields More Sustainable
How U.S. Soybean Farmers Are Making Their Fields More Sustainable TriplePundit
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Mycotoxin Risks are Increasing
Alltech released the complete Alltech 2024 U.S. Harvest Analysis report, which shows that a combination of heavy early-season rains and late-season droughts created distinct challenges for crop producers in the U.S. and indicates the overall risk of mycotoxins is moderate to high. Mycotoxins, which are natural substances produced by molds and fungi, are more of…
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Nebraska USDA workers face unprecedented layoffs
Nebraska USDA workers face unprecedented layoffs Kiowa County Press
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Corn Yield Champions Share Their No. 1 Tip For Growing More Bushels
Corn Yield Champions Share Their No. 1 Tip For Growing More Bushels Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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How to manage cereal rye cover crops ahead of corn
How to manage cereal rye cover crops ahead of corn Farm Progress
