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Early-planted soybeans becoming the new standard, BASF agronomist says
An agronomist based in southern Illinois says the practice of planting soybeans early is becoming more widely adopted. Mike Probst is with BASF. “It’s probably been one of the most significant cultural practice shifts that I’ve seen since I’ve been working in the industry.” He tells Brownfield the adoption of early planting has been rapid.…
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Do you need potassium this year? What soil tests say for corn
Do you need potassium this year? What soil tests say for corn Farm Progress
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Grain Markets Brace for Key USDA Reports
Grain Markets Brace for Key USDA Reports News Dakota
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Total confirmed screwworm cases rises to 27, 6 inactive: USDA
Total confirmed screwworm cases rises to 27, 6 inactive: USDA KVIA
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USDA opens facility producing millions of sterile flies as screwworm cases rise
USDA opens facility producing millions of sterile flies as screwworm cases rise MSN
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The farm crisis
The farm crisis Talk Business & Politics
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Terrifying tick warning issued by Forest Service
Terrifying tick warning issued by Forest Service MSN
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American Soybean Association Welcomes USDA Rule Approving Value-Added Farming for Biofuels Tax Credit
American Soybean Association Welcomes USDA Rule Approving Value-Added Farming for Biofuels Tax Credit DRGNews
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USDA Secretary Rollins a Part of the Official Opening of the Sterile Fly Production Facility in Metapa, Mexico
USDA Secretary Rollins a Part of the Official Opening of the Sterile Fly Production Facility in Metapa, Mexico Oklahoma Farm Report
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Food Safety Provisions in the 2026 Farm Bill
Food Safety Provisions in the 2026 Farm Bill Food Safety Magazine
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USDA Secretary Rollins a Part of the Official Opening of the Sterile Fly Production Facility in Metapa, Mexico
USDA Secretary Rollins a Part of the Official Opening of the Sterile Fly Production Facility in Metapa, Mexico Oklahoma Farm Report
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Industry Reacts to New Guidance as Farmers Move Closer to Earning 45Z Premiums
Industry Reacts to New Guidance as Farmers Move Closer to Earning 45Z Premiums Successful Farming
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USDA Invests Up to $310 Million in Partnership Projects to Boost Farm Operations and Conserve Natural Resources
USDA Invests Up to $310 Million in Partnership Projects to Boost Farm Operations and Conserve Natural Resources Radio Monmouth, IL
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North Iowa farmer: ‘there’s not a lot on the table’ to improve margins
A north Iowa grain farmer suggests there are few if any pathways to profitability this year. Caleb Renner grows corn and soybeans near Klemme and was recently asked by Brownfield what he might do to try to improve margins. “Yeah I’m going to be pretty brutally honest, there’s not a lot on the table.” Low…
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Agriculture: The Foundation of America at 250 years old
Agriculture: The Foundation of America at 250 years old (Editorial) American Farm Publications
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Fall Soybean Scouting: Optimizing Management By Scouting Before Harvest
Fall Soybean Scouting: Optimizing Management By Scouting Before Harvest AgWeb
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NASDA and USDA Enter MOU to Celebrate Family Farms
NASDA and USDA Enter MOU to Celebrate Family Farms American Ag Network
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USDA: New World screwworm cases rise to 25 in Texas
USDA: New World screwworm cases rise to 25 in Texas KEYE
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Northern Corn Belt Ports align to strengthen transportation infrastructure
The director of operations for the Corn Belt Ports says the newly formed Northern Corn Belt Ports initiative brings five more key Mississippi River ports into the overall organization. Chris Smith says it builds on work began in 2022 in Minnesota and Wisconsin. “We want to create a governance structure to identify priorities for the…
