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K-State Scientists Report Corn Stunt Disease in Kansas
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State University plant pathologists and entomologists are reporting the first known case of corn stunt disease in Kansas, coming on the heels of reports in neighboring Oklahoma and Missouri. Row crop plant pathologist Rodrigo Onofre said that as of Aug. 29, corn stunt disease and associated symptoms have been confirmed in…
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Harvest Season Underway In North Dakota
(Bismarck, ND) — Tractors and combines are a common sight across North Dakota’s farm fields right now as harvest season is in full swing. Now that the weather is drier, farmers are harvesting a variety of crops, and they say canola yields are looking especially promising. While drought, hail, flooded fields, and fungus caused some…
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Florida citrus acreage down 17 percent, production up 12 percent
Florida citrus acreage down 17 percent, production up 12 percent  FreshPlaza.com
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How Big Will This Year’s US Corn Crop Get?
How Big Will This Year’s US Corn Crop Get?  Hoosier Ag Today
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Tire traffic is harder on alfalfa than many farmers think
Brian Luck with the University of Wisconsin has studied field traffic with different types of machines and tires and what that does to alfalfa stands, and the field’s ability to remain productive. The post Tire traffic is harder on alfalfa than many farmers think appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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USDA releases updated guidelines on meat, poultry labels
USDA releases updated guidelines on meat, poultry labels  The Pig Site
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USDA Targets Greenwashing with Misleading ‘Climate-Friendly’ Meat Claims
USDA Targets Greenwashing with Misleading ‘Climate-Friendly’ Meat Claims  Green Queen Media
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Generational Farming Methods
While working his land, farmer Robert Alpers in Prairie Home, MO actively thinks about how important his farming methods are to those who will farm after him. Alpers says that conservation on their farm means keeping the soil in place, productive, and ready for the next generation. The post Generational Farming Methods appeared first on…
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NCGA Supports the Next Generation of Agriculture with Student Scholarships
WASHINGTON — The National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) is pleased to announce the awardees for the 2024 NCGA Scholarship Programs. Eleven outstanding students were selected by a committee of grower leaders to receive scholarships for this fall semester. NCGA is proud to continue supporting these vital programs in partnership with BASF Corporation. “At NCGA, we are…
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USDA allocates funds for land conservation
USDA allocates funds for land conservation  Farms.com
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Poultry alert – Turkey production down 9.6%
Poultry alert – Turkey production down 9.6%Â Â Farms.com
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New Mexico Reports More H5N1 in Dairy Cows as California Probes Possible Outbreaks on 3 Farms
New Mexico Reports More H5N1 in Dairy Cows as California Probes Possible Outbreaks on 3 Farms  Farms.com
