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Farmers are making less money this year, which could have larger economic consequences
Farmers are making less money this year, which could have larger economic consequences  WXPR
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New Bushel Report Shows Payment Trends in Agriculture
The report reveals a notable 12% decrease in paper check payments to farmers over the past year, reflecting a broader industry shift toward digital solutions. The post State of Agricultural Payments: New Bushel Report Shows Payment Trends in Agriculture appeared first on CropLife.
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Florida Farm Bureau Establishes Hurricane Helene Relief Fund for Agriculture
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Florida Farm Bureau Federation has activated its Hurricane Helene Relief Fund to support farmers and ranchers who have suffered agricultural loss due to Hurricane Helene. Anyone wishing to donate to the fund can make a tax-deductible donation online or send a check in the mail to: Florida Farm Bureau Women’s Fund Memo: Hurricane Helene Relief…
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Minor adjustments in USDA reports
Minor adjustments in USDA reports  Agri-News
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FFA group works with younger students
FFA group works with younger students  Van Wert Independent
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Virginia’s corn growers facing a bleak crop
Virginia’s corn growers facing a bleak crop  Rocktown Now
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South Carolina farmers face months-long recovery after Tropical Storm Helene devastates crops and equipment
South Carolina farmers face months-long recovery after Tropical Storm Helene devastates crops and equipment  WLTX.com
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Helene unleashed hell upon Georgia farmers, pushing some to the brink
Helene unleashed hell upon Georgia farmers, pushing some to the brink  The Atlanta Journal Constitution
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Global Food Prices Surges To Largest One-Month Increase In Sept
Global Food Prices Surges To Largest One-Month Increase In Sept  BusinessToday
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After Helene, initial ag assessments grim
After Helene, initial ag assessments grim  Farm Progress
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CropLife Retail Week: Dock Workers End Strike, Syngenta Meeting Highlights, and ESA Discussion
Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss the end of the dock workers strike, some key points from the Syngenta Media Summit, and plans for reporting on the Endangered Species Act (ESA). The post CropLife Retail Week: Dock Workers End Strike, Syngenta Meeting Highlights, and ESA Discussion appeared first on CropLife.
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Farm income expected to decrease, but at a slower rate than 2023
Farm income expected to decrease, but at a slower rate than 2023Â Â Bay News 9
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Managing financial stress in low economic times
Managing financial stress in low economic times. In this episode of Managing for Profit, regional vice president at FarmCredit MidAmerica Brock Burcham gives farmers tips to help prepare for a rougher economic cycle. The post Managing financial stress in low economic times appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Hurricane Helene impacting soybean growers
A soybean specialist with North Carolina State University says growers across much of the country have been impacted by Hurricane Helene. Rachel Vann, who also serves as the lead public information officer with the Science for Success initiative, tells Brownfield farmers from the Southeast to the Eastern Corn Belt are facing a variety of issues.…
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Port Strike Ends, Sigh of Relief Across the Agricultural Supply Chain
(FARGO, ND)– Late on Thursday evening, members of the International Longshoremen’s Association and management groups reached a tentative deal on wages after tens of thousands of union members working from Maine to Texas walked off the job Tuesday morning. The strike had led to uncertainty about the movement of supplies as the nation heads into…
