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Ag organizations push for clear definition of the Waters of the United States
https://www.agweek.com/news/policy/ag-organizations-push-for-clear-definition-of-the-waters-of-the-united-states
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Maine farmers are joining a movement to protect organic growing
Maine farmers are joining a movement to protect organic growing newsbreak.com
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Foreign farmland ownership tops resolutions debate
Foreign farmland ownership tops resolutions debate FarmWeekNow.com
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Is the Grass Dead or Dormant?
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Prolonged drought in much of the state has led to many conversations about how bad the observed condition of pasture actually is and if it will bounce back when precipitation comes. Back in July and August, I answered those questions with the response of “Right now, the grass is dormant. It is…
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USDA approves grants for food safety research into artificial intelligence
USDA approves grants for food safety research into artificial intelligence Food Safety News
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How 20 Million Genetic Markers Could Change the Way We Grow Corn
How 20 Million Genetic Markers Could Change the Way We Grow Corn SciTechDaily
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Let’s Put an End to the EID Mandate
Let’s Put an End to the EID Mandate Freestonecountytimesonline
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Planting cover crops still beneficial in fall, even under dry conditions
Planting cover crops still beneficial in fall, even under dry conditions Jamestown Sun
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Leave Leaf Litter Alone for Overwintering Insects
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Think twice before cleaning up your leaf litter this fall, a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert advises. Whether you shred or rake them, leaving some leaf piles will help pollinators and beneficial insects. “Remember, leaf litter makes great overwintering sites for insects,” said Larry Stein, Ph.D., AgriLife Extension horticulture specialist and professor in the Texas A&M…
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Magnify Your Soybean Yield in 2025
Magnify Your Soybean Yield in 2025 Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Crop insurance enrollment not impacted by lack of farm bill
Brownfield interviewed Rob Johansson during the recent National Association of Farm Broadcasting Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. The post Crop insurance enrollment not impacted by lack of farm bill appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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7 ag stories you can’t miss
7 ag stories you can’t miss – November 15, 2024 Farm Progress
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Agriculture under attack
A Washington, D.C.-based public relations expert says agriculture in America is under a well-funded attack. Jack Hubbard, owner of Berman and Company, says groups like HSHS (Humane Society of the US) and ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) have a singular mission. “They wake up every single morning and they want…
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What Is Citrus Greening — And Why Is It So Hard to Stop?
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — If you’ve noticed the price of citrus creeping up, there’s a hidden reason behind it: a silent killer has been sweeping through the U.S.’s citrus groves for decades, and it’s a threat to more than just your morning OJ. Citrus greening, also known as Huanglongbing, is a plant disease that has…
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nitrogen stabilizers: Less Downtime, More Protection
Many growers are seeing the benefits of adding a nitrogen stabilizer to their fertilizer applications, but some leading nitrogen stabilizers have a reputation for being hard on equipment. On this episode of the Nitrogen Corner, an agronomy expert discusses some issues to watch out for. The post Less Downtime, More Protection appeared first on Brownfield…
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Concerns about pesticide regulation in 2025
The president and CEO of CropLife America is concerned about the effects of EPA’s pesticide regulation in 2025. Alexandra Dunn says the Endangered Species Act will have an impact on the next growing season. “As new active ingredients are registered, those labels will have requirements on them,” she says. “Now, how many new active ingredients are…
