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Remanufacturing Engines and Components: A Growing and Successful Part of the Circular Economy
WASHINGTON D.C. (April 14, 2025) — Industry leaders in engines, equipment, and components recently discussed remanufacturing and its role in sustainability and the circular economy in a webinar, now available for online viewing. The session features representatives from Caterpillar, Cummins, John Deere, Johnson Matthey, and Stanadyne, who share insights about their efforts in heavy-duty engine…
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Kansas Sorghum Producers Champion Multi-Million Investment in Sorghum Improvement
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Under the leadership of the Kansas Sorghum Producers Association (KSP), the State of Kansas will invest a $1 million public commitment into the Collaborative Sorghum Investment Program (CSIP) through an appropriation in the State’s FY26 budget as a strategic water-smart crop in the next State Water Plan. Launched in 2016, CSIP is…
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USDA crop progress: Corn, soybean plantings advance, wheat quality slips
USDA crop progress: Corn, soybean plantings advance, wheat quality slips Farm Progress
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More corn & later planting decisions
The leader of a crop inputs business says farmers are planning to plant more corn this spring. Leah Anderson is Senior Vice President of Land O Lakes, and President of their WinField United crops division. She tells Brownfield the economic fundamentals just push growers in that direction, but the timing of those decisions is different…
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Timeline for Ag Disaster Aid
Timeline for Ag Disaster Aid AgWeb
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More States Join Plant 2025 Thanks to a Break In the Rain
More States Join Plant 2025 Thanks to a Break In the Rain AgWeb
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Invasive Spotted Lantern flies species returns to United States
Invasive Spotted Lantern flies species returns to United States WOAY-TV
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USDA Programs Aid Weather-Hit Farms
USDA Programs Aid Weather Hit Farms Farms.com
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How the Moon Affects Crop Growth and Planting
BOISE, ID — This information may shock you, but it’s worth knowing. The first agricultural practices appeared in communities about 8,000 years ago. A truly staggering number. They used natural cycles, including the Moon, as a certain coordinate system for sowing and harvesting. The essence of this approach is that people believe that the gravitational…
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With growing tariffs, fewer soybean acres planned for Wisconsin, US
With growing tariffs, fewer soybean acres planned for Wisconsin, US WPR
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US ethanol exports pass 1 billion-gallon mark
US ethanol exports pass 1 billion-gallon mark World Grain
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Farmer says trade tensions add uncertainty to a troubled farm economy
A western Kentucky farmer says escalating tensions between the U.S. and China will change the trading relationship between the two countries moving forward. Davie Stephens grows corn and soybeans and is a contract grower for Pilgrim’s Pride. “There’s a lot of back and forth going on now,” he says. “We have a farm economy that’s…
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Thousands of USDA Employees Taking Buyout Offer
Thousands of USDA Employees Taking Buyout Offer Farm Policy News
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Spring produce ads rise 7% as fruit and vegetable prices drop
Spring produce ads rise 7% as fruit and vegetable prices drop FreshPlaza
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Farmers in the region see a dry start to growing season as planting ramps up
Farmers in the region see a dry start to growing season as planting ramps up Agweek
