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Tar spot on decorative corn raises alarm for US farmers
Tar spot on decorative corn raises alarm for US farmers  Farm Progress
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Breaking down the principles of regenerative farming
Breaking down the principles of regenerative farming  Farmer’s Weekly
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USDA threatens Mexico’s beef imports over fear of flesh-eating parasite spreading northward: report
USDA threatens Mexico’s beef imports over fear of flesh-eating parasite spreading northward: report  New York Post
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Highland County Man Dies in Tragic Farming Accident in Fayette County
Highland County Man Dies in Tragic Farming Accident in Fayette County  Scioto Post
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1920s brings revolution in tractor use to Midwest agriculture
1920s brings revolution in tractor use to Midwest agriculture  AgUpdate
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Nick Peterson letter: Farmers weather the highs and lows of soil improvement
Nick Peterson letter: Farmers weather the highs and lows of soil improvement  West Central Tribune
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North Dakota cropland value momentum continues into 2025
North Dakota cropland value momentum continues into 2025Â Â Jamestown Sun
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Staff reductions at USDA will have lasting impacts
Staff reductions at USDA will have lasting impacts  Brownfield Ag News
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Upselling Parts & Service
Upselling Parts & Service  Farm Equipment
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New soil management program helps farmers make better decisions
New soil management program helps farmers make better decisions  Farm Progress
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Phishing scam uses USDA logo
Phishing scam uses USDA logo  TheDailyNewsOnline.com
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New Risk Maps Help Soybean Farmers Spot Charcoal Rot Before It Strikes
WASHINGTON — Charcoal rot, caused by the soilborne fungus Macrophomina phaseolina (Mp), poses a serious threat to soybean health and harvests at a global scale. The disease thrives in dry, hot conditions and can quietly devastate crops before symptoms even appear. Now, researchers have developed high-resolution risk maps that predict where charcoal rot is most likely…
