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U.S. Soy Farmers Experience Checkoff’s Global Impact Firsthand
ST. LOUIS (Feb. 13, 2025) — Stretching from Nebraska to North Carolina and Michigan to Mississippi, 10 U.S. farmers who have started careers in production agriculture recently journeyed to Honduras and Guatemala. As part of United Soybean Board’s See for Yourself mission, the group experienced an in-depth look at the soy checkoff’s investments in international market…
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Op-Ed: Truth and Consequences – Sewage Sludge
WASHINGTON — Every municipal water system is required to test drinking water for PFAS. When results in Bar Harbor, Maine revealed dangerously high PFAS levels, it led to the source being traced upstream to a farm where sludge had been spread. Testing on another Maine dairy farm where sludge had not been spread for decades…
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The impact of tractor drawbar height on performance and optimization using response surface methodology
The impact of tractor drawbar height on performance and optimization using response surface methodology Nature.com
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Deere revenue misses on muted farm equipment demand as tariff impact looms
Deere revenue misses on muted farm equipment demand as tariff impact looms Reuters
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From fertilizer to machinery, how might tariffs impact the agtech sector?
From fertilizer to machinery, how might tariffs impact the agtech sector? AgFunderNews
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U.S. Farmers Briefed on Obstacles, Opportunities in Livestock Markets
SAN ANTONIO — Demand and prices for beef and most poultry products are strong, but many challenges are creating uncertainty for both livestock producers and consumers. Ongoing avian influenza outbreaks, contraction in the cattle industry, higher interest rates, inflation-driven input costs and trade disputes are all causing fluctuations in the market. Experts briefed farmers on…
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USDA announces sign up periods for safety net programs
USDA announces sign up periods for safety net programs Brownwood News
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Maryland Permanently Preserves 4 Additional Working Farms
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — In a continued effort to protect Maryland’s agricultural heritage, the Maryland Board of Public Works has approved four new easements through the Maryland Agricultural Preservation Foundation adding approximately 516 acres of preserved prime farmland across Somerset, Washington, Kent, and Wicomico counties. “Preserving our farmland is crucial for Maryland’s future,” said Maryland Department of Agriculture Secretary Kevin Atticks. “Farmers who choose to protect their…
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How Wet is America’s Soil? Nobody Really Knows, But AI Can Help
How Wet is America’s Soil? Nobody Really Knows, But AI Can Help wisc.edu
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Brooke Rollins Was Just Confirmed – Here’s How the Industry Reacted
Brooke Rollins Was Just Confirmed as the Next USDA Secretary of Agriculture. Here’s How the Industry Reacted Successful Farming
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Deere’s Bumpy Ride: Is Tough Soil Ahead for the Iconic Tractor Maker?
Deere’s Bumpy Ride: Is Tough Soil Ahead for the Iconic Tractor Maker? Jomfruland.net
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CEC and Percent Base Saturation
Soils with higher percent-based saturation are more fertile because they have more plant nutrients and fewer toxins. In this episode, Stephanie Zelinko, National Agronomist for AgroLiquid, uses a parking lot analogy to explain how farmers can balance those nutrient levels and improve productivity. The post CEC and Percent Base Saturation appeared first on Brownfield Ag…
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USDA’s February Farm Income Forecast
USDA’s February Farm Income Forecast AgNet West
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USGC, NCGA host corn sustainability strategy meeting
USGC, NCGA host corn sustainability strategy meeting Ethanol Producer Magazine
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Find Out The ‘Best Buy’ In Crop Insurance This Year
Find Out The ‘Best Buy’ In Crop Insurance This Year Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
