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Pilgrim’s Pride in $100-Million Settlement Over Chicken Farmers’ Pay
Pilgrim’s Pride in $100-Million Settlement Over Chicken Farmers’ Pay Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Farmers, Ranchers Required to File Ownership Information
In 2021, Congress passed the Corporate Transparency Act, requiring businesses to report the identity of their owners. The goal is a simple one: to prevent crimes by knowing the identity of corporation owners. That means many small businesses like farms and ranches are required to comply with this. Under the Act, companies with 20 or…
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Crop Tour, Day 2: High-Yielding Indiana and Nebraska Crops Aim for State Records, Could Fall Short
Pro Farmer Crop Tour, Day 2: High-Yielding Indiana and Nebraska Crops Aim for State Records, Could Fall Short Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Revitalizing Worn-Out Pastures: Effective Strategies for Livestock Farmers
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Often you hear someone say that they have a pasture that is worn out, but what does that really mean? In this article, we hope to shed some light on what that means and provide suggestions beef producers can use on their farm to determine if a pasture is really worn…
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USDA updates school nutrition standards to address obesity
With childhood obesity rising, USDA updates school nutrition standards WRGB
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Farm Credit Illinois CEO says members are feeling ag downturn
The CEO of Farm Credit Illinois (FCI) says the cooperative’s members are already feeling the impact of the ag economy slowdown. Aaron Johnson tells Brownfield… “I believe the squeeze is going to show up more in 2025.” He says, “You know, commodity prices aren’t what they were, and it seems like input costs for next…
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Latest NASS Data Shows Drop in Pasture Conditions
Latest NASS Data Shows Drop in Pasture Conditions DTN The Progressive Farmer
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Cover crops – key to next-gen farming success
Cover crops – key to next-gen farming success Farms.com
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Corn Is Going Into The Home Stretch, Do You Need To Make A Second Fungicide Application?
Ferrie: Corn Is Going Into The Home Stretch, Do You Need To Make A Second Fungicide Application? Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Today’s Fuel for a Better Tomorrow
In this Pods for Profit, we’ll hear from Michigan Soybean Committee President Mark Senk on how the Michigan Advanced Biofuels Coalition is working to increase biodiesel usage as a cleaner burning, drop-in replacement for petroleum diesel fuel. The post Today’s Fuel for a Better Tomorrow appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Canada rail stoppage poised to disrupt North American agriculture
Canada rail stoppage poised to disrupt North American agriculture Successful Farming
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Tyson Foods is being investigated by the USDA
Tyson Foods is being investigated by the USDA KSDK.com
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When Should Ranchers Start Tax Planning?
LINCOLN, Neb. — Does it seem too early to start planning for taxes? Even though calves await weaning, and crops still stand in the fields, September and October are excellent times to meet with your tax accountant and start looking ahead for tax purposes. Pre-tax planning allows producers to plan for upcoming income and expenses.…
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The 2024 Iowa State Fair sees record numbers, from big crowds to eye-popping animal sales
The 2024 Iowa State Fair sees record numbers, from big crowds to eye-popping animal sales Des Moines Register
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Soy-based Asphalt at the Farm Progress Show
The uses of soy will be on display at this year’s Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa. On this episode of Seeds of Success, a farmer-leader with the Iowa Soybean Association outlines some enhancements to a popular soy-based asphalt project. The post Soy-based Asphalt at the Farm Progress Show appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Cover Crop Adoption Rates Vary Across Regions
The adoption rates for cover crops vary across regions and how land is managed, according to USDA’s Economic Research Service. Land in the Heartland region had adoption rates of around ten percent for all owner-operated, cash-rented, and share-rented fields. Land in the Northern Great Plains and Prairie Gateway regions had adoption rates of around four…
