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Naig Urges Iowans to ‘Keep Safety Top of Mind’ this Harvest Season
Naig Urges Iowans to ‘Keep Safety Top of Mind’ this Harvest Season Morning Ag Clips –
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Mizzou economists assess the ag economy, find mixed outlook for U.S. agriculture
Mizzou economists assess the ag economy, find mixed outlook for U.S. agriculture University of Missouri
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Be Proactive, Think Ahead for Winter Preparation
RICHMOND, Va. — While the weather is still pleasant, now is the time to start preparing your home for the winter using a seasonal maintenance checklist. Virginia winters can range from mild to severe, and whether you live in the mountains or along the coast, it’s important to prep your home to ensure comfort. “Maintaining…
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Farm Income Forecast Projects Another Challenging Year for American Farmers
RICHMOND, Va. — Farm economists are painting a grim picture for American agriculture following release of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s 2024 farm income forecast. Net farm income is set to decline nearly 25% in two years, with substantial losses in crop receipts and continued pressure from rising production costs. While livestock producers may see…
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Rapid dry down advancing Michigan harvests
A Michigan farmer near the Ohio border soybean harvest is just starting in his area. Scott Welden tells Brownfield the last few weeks of hot, dry weather has dramatically changed crop conditions. “We do have folks running soybeans in the area,” he shares. “There’s corn silage that’s getting close to being wrapped up, which is…
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Watch For Changes In The Way You Purchase Fertilizer
Watch For Changes In The Way You Purchase Fertilizer Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Farmland values surprisingly stable
The CEO of National Land Realty says he’s surprised farmland values have remained high despite low commodity prices. Ronnie Richardson tells Brownfield he recently talked to a Kansas farmer about the corn market. “He had his corn booked at $4.10, and you go ‘what in the world, how could you farm your way out of…
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‘Timely start to harvest’ in Illinois as conditions falter
‘Timely start to harvest’ in Illinois as conditions falter Successful Farming
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Confusion persists with food traceability rule as compliance date nears
From reporting metrics to how the FDA investigation process works, major questions loom for industries impacted by the rule, a new report found.
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Red crown rot impacting Illinois farmers
A Pioneer agronomist says red crown rot is having a major impact on some soybean growers. Matt Montgomery says his west central Illinois territory is ground zero for the relatively new fungal disease. “We’ve seen yield losses 40 to 60%.” He says, “We’ve seen some real devastating, you know, one offs where yield gets dropped…
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Anhydrous Safety Key Goal for Farmers this Fall
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Many farmers and custom applicators will soon apply anhydrous ammonia (NH3) after harvest. Even with a rush against time and the weather, safety should never be compromised. Accidents involving NH3 have proven how dangerous and deadly the fertilizer can be when not handled properly. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) offers…
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USDA crop report projects record U.S. yields
USDA crop report projects record U.S. yields Agweek
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Maximize winter wheat planting
Maximize winter wheat planting Farm and Dairy
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Farm Income Forecast Part of Economic Cyclical Pattern?
Farm Income Forecast Part of Economic Cyclical Pattern? Southeast AgNet
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Scout corn pre-harvest for standability concerns
A group of Illinois agronomists say farmers should be scouting their corn fields this harvest season for stalk quality issues. Lance Tarochione, field agronomist in northwest Illinois with Bayer, says physics are not on the side of the corn plant. “I’m always worried about stalk quality in corn, even if there’s not a problem.” He…
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Crop specialist says Southern Rust in Nebraska “like I’ve never seen before”
A crop seed specialist says disease has been a challenge for farmers in the western Corn Belt. Mike Gruener with Wyffels Hybrids tells Brownfield… “With all the early rainfall, we’re seeing a lot of crown rot in the corn and then in this immediate area right around central Nebraska, Southern Rust is something like I’ve…
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USDA: Corn, soybean harvest looks strong so far in central Illinois
USDA: Corn, soybean harvest looks strong so far in central Illinois 25 News Now
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Iowa’s corn harvest explained in 3 simple pie charts
Iowa’s corn harvest explained in 3 simple pie charts Successful Farming
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Don’t skip the green bridge after corn harvest
An agronomist with WestBred is reminding growers to let fields rest between corn harvest and winter wheat planting. Mark Lubbers, Technical Product Manager for the Central and Southern Plains, tells Brownfield a two-week break is one of the best defenses against wheat streak mosaic virus. “Because they have been receiving rain, we still have green…
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Iowa Corn and Soybean Harvest Begins
Iowa Corn and Soybean Harvest Begins KMCH.com
