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More human bird flu cases confirmed in Colorado, raising US total to 14
The state is a hotbed for domestic human infections as variations of the virus spread to other parts of the world.
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Hot Weather, Interest Rates Decision, Crop Condition Update
Hot Weather, Interest Rates Decision, Crop Condition Update DTN The Progressive Farmer
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USDA: Wisconsin farm production expenditures totaled $14.6 billion in 2023
MADISON, Wisc. — Wisconsin farm production expenditures totaled $14.6 billion in 2023, according to the USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service – Farm Production Expenditures 2023 Summary report. This was $35 million above the 2022 total expenditures. Feed expense, down 10 percent to $2.95 billion, represented the largest single production expense in Wisconsin in 2023, accounting for 20 percent of…
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RealAg Radio: Spraying by drone, interest rate cut, and the Olympic uniforms
RealAg Radio: Spraying by drone, interest rate cut, and the Olympic uniforms, July 26, 2024 RealAgriculture
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CT farms rebounding from tough 2023 season with early crops, new ventures
CT farms rebounding from tough 2023 season with early crops, new ventures: ‘Optimistic by nature’ Danbury News Times
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Georgia farmers increase acreage for peanuts, hay and oats
Georgia farmers increase acreage for peanuts, hay and oats Morning Ag Clips –
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Big Y, Stop & Shop stores in CT reopen delis after shutdown from Boar’s Head meat recall
Big Y, Stop & Shop stores in CT reopen delis after shutdown from Boar’s Head meat recall The Advocate
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RealAg on the Weekend: Heat blast stress, spraying with drones, and wheat market moves
RealAg on the Weekend: Heat blast stress, spraying with drones, and wheat market moves, July 27, 2024 RealAgriculture
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Ready-to-eat chicken fried rice recalled nationwide over listeria concerns
Ready-to-eat chicken fried rice recalled nationwide over listeria concerns MSN
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Investing in AI’s farming revolution
Investing in AI’s farming revolution FT Adviser
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Broker discusses old-crop marketing options
A commodity broker says some farmers are waiting for demand to pick up before they market their grain. Tommy Grisafi with Advanced Trading says he expects some more grower decisions to be made soon. “We can’t force the farmer to sell,” he said. “There’s a lot of farmers holding grain and we’re getting to crunch…
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Georgia Doesn’t Actually Produce The Most Peaches In The US
Georgia Doesn’t Actually Produce The Most Peaches In The US Chowhound
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USDA: Nebraska milk production down from 2023
KRVN 880 – KRVN 93.1 – KAMI – USDA: Nebraska milk production down from 2023 Rural Radio Network
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Listeria fears cause response from Stop & Shop delis nationwide
Listeria fears cause response from Stop & Shop delis nationwide SILive.com
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Wheat Quality Council Tour Finds Reasons for Optimism
After three days of hard work, participants in the Wheat Quality Council’s Spring Wheat Tour came to the same conclusion. North Dakota farmers may have their best crop in decades. After three days of touring, the average Hard Red Spring Wheat yield was projected at 54.5 bushels per acre, up from 47.4 bushels last year.…
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Farmers facing off against corn aphids
Two central Illinois farmers are among many in the state fighting corn aphids. “They’re everywhere. I’ve heard some guys say that it’s literally sucking the life out of some of their corn.” Clint Gorden, who farms in Macon County, says they’re not usually a concern. “It’s very hybrid specific, which from what I understand that’s…
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Researchers Examine Nanotechnological Methods for Improving Agriculture
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Nanoscale particles could potentially help address agricultural and environmental sustainability issues on a global scale. Those issues include rising food demand, increasing greenhouse gas emissions generated by agricultural activities, climbing costs of agrochemicals, reducing crop yields induced by climate change, and degrading soil quality. A class of nanoscale particles called “nanocarriers”…
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John Deere Speaks Publicly For the First Time About Layoffs, New Challenges in the Ag Economy
EXCLUSIVE: John Deere Speaks Publicly For the First Time About Layoffs, New Challenges in the Ag Economy Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
