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Nebraska Negotiated Cattle Trade Mostly Inactive, USDA Report Shows
Nebraska Negotiated Cattle Trade Mostly Inactive, USDA Report Shows IndexBox
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USDA tech official lays out farmers.gov timeline
USDA tech official lays out farmers.gov timeline Agweek
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Farmers using artificial intelligence to make better financial decisions
In this episode of Managing for Profit, Michael Langemeier with Purdue’s Center for Commercial Agriculture discusses the results from this month’s Ag Economy Barometer and how farmers are utilizing AI on their operations. The post Farmers using artificial intelligence to make better financial decisions appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Overfed, Underfed: Biological Seed Treatment Tackles the Efficiency Gap on High-Ammonium Corn
Overfed, Underfed: Biological Seed Treatment Tackles the Efficiency Gap on High-Ammonium Corn AgWeb
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Rollins announces launch of American Biofuels Trade Outlook
Rollins announces launch of American Biofuels Trade Outlook Ethanol Producer Magazine
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Free soil sampling program opens for Indiana farmers
Free soil sampling program opens for Indiana farmers wrtv.com
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Farmers raise questions about data centers and rural resources
The impact of data continues to be a topic of discussion among farmers. Southeast Kansas farmer Ben Bellar says he has mixed feelings but is worried that the heat produced could impact crop health. “The heat could help it on the right years, but it could also really damage it in the wrong years. However,…
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New USDA System Aims to Simplify Acreage Reporting
New USDA System Aims to Simplify Acreage Reporting RFD-TV
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Farmer says fertilizer price solution needed soon
An eastern Iowa farmer says fertilizer price relief is needed sooner rather than later. Lance Lillibridge of Vinton says the situation is dire. “The check engine light is on and the engine is going to blow. We’ve got do something about it. We don’t have two years to do something about it. We’ve got 60…
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Higher 2027 costs put focus on early farm input purchases
An ag economist says 2027 is expected to be another record cost year for farmers. Ben Brown with University of Missouri Extension says input cost increases will be seen across all crops. “For fuel, fertilizer and interest rates all are expected higher in 2027 relative to where we were in 2026,” he says. “While we…
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Crop variability is the name of the game
An agronomy specialist with Golden Harvest says crop conditions are a mixed bag across the Corn Belt. “Places look really good and then across the road not so much.” Stefan Swenson tells Brownfield challenging weather conditions have created some uncertainty for this year’s crop. “The northern Midwest, a lot of drought conditions that are leading…
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USDA Direct Slaughter Cattle Report: Sept 15, 2026
USDA Direct Slaughter Cattle Report: Sept 15, 2026 Purchases – News and Statistics IndexBox
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Geopolitics and grain don’t mix, say these Montana farmers
Geopolitics and grain don’t mix, say these Montana farmers Oregon Public Broadcasting – OPB
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Seed selection could help protect margins
Selecting the right seed variety to maximize return on investment in 2027. Agronomist Trey Stephens with Beck’s Hybrids says seed selection is one of the most important decisions especially when margins are tight. “Depending on the hybrids that fit your management style is where you’ll get extra yield. And, don’t forget about the things that…
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“It’s a Profitability Problem”: Farmers Talk Diesel Costs, Trade and a Stalled Farm Bill
“It’s a Profitability Problem”: Farmers Talk Diesel Costs, Trade and a Stalled Farm Bill American Ag Network
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Wyffels: fine-tuning inputs can help protect corn margins
Corn farmers are scrutinizing every input expecting margins to be tight again next year. Wyffels Hybrids area agronomy manager Mike Witt says fall soil tests can help inform fertilizer decisions. “And make sure if I cannot need P&K, is that somewhere where I can look at some of that. We’re always going to put nitrogen…
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Water Is Challenging Yield as Agriculture’s Next Strategic Priority
Water Is Challenging Yield as Agriculture’s Next Strategic Priority AgroLatam
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Husker Harvest Days puts new ag technology in the field
The latest ag technology will be front and center at this year’s Husker Harvest Days. Matt Jungmann, senior director of events with Farm Progress, says producers will get the latest look at what’s hitting the market. “Whether times are good or times are bad, the technology continues to advance, things continue to grow and evolve.…
