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National U.S. corn harvest reaching midway point
National U.S. corn harvest reaching midway point Farms.com
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Southeast Missouri area farmers prepare to grow more cotton, less corn
Area farmers prepare to grow more cotton, less corn Southeast Missourian
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How to improve cash flow
How to improve cash flow Farm Progress
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Florida agriculture is facing an ‘unprecedented financial strain’ after Milton
Florida agriculture is facing an ‘unprecedented financial strain’ after Milton WUSF
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Take long view when making 2025 soybean plans
An extension soybean agronomist cautions growers not to allow this season’s challenges to have too much influence on decisions for next year. Seth Naeve with the University of Minnesota says it’s important to take a long-term approach. “We live and die by each year, and so we put so much mental energy into each particular…
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3 Big Things Today
3 Big Things Today, October 18, 2024 Successful Farming
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Use Caution when Grazing Frost-Damaged Forage Crops
FARGO, N.D. — As frost begins to appear across parts of the Northern Plains, temperatures have been low enough to cause leaf burning and plant stress in many frost-sensitive annual and perennial forage plants. James Rogers, North Dakota State University Extension forage crops production specialist, highlights three main frost effects: prussic acid production, nitrate accumulations…
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Why America’s food producers are hurting
Down on the farm: Why America’s food producers are hurting MSN
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How does corn and soybean harvest stack up among these three top states?
How does corn and soybean harvest stack up among these three top states? Successful Farming
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Milton delivered a $2 billion+ hit to Florida agriculture
Wilton Simpson says Milton delivered a $2 billion+ hit to Florida agriculture Florida Phoenix
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Hurricane crop losses massive, yet incalculable
Hurricane crop losses massive, yet incalculable FarmWeekNow.com
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Midwest chicken farmers struggle to feed flocks after sudden closure of processor
Midwest chicken farmers struggle to feed flocks after sudden closure of processor The Washington Post
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What is holding back crop yields?
A southern Indiana based agronomist says some farmers are seeing lower yields and it’s likely due to the increase of Crown Rot. Steven Heightchew with AgriGold says the disease is causing nutrient deficiencies and lowering yields. “What I have looked at in troubled fields, they’ve almost all had a common issue and that is Crown Rot,” he says. “It actually…
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FDACS Urges USDA to Issue Disaster Declaration for Hurricane Milton Agricultural Damage
FDACS Urges USDA to Issue Disaster Declaration for Hurricane Milton Agricultural Damage Southeast AgNet
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USDA approves $233 million for farmers impacted by Hurricane Helene
USDA approves $233 million for farmers impacted by Hurricane Helene RFD-TV
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Soil’s Secret Language: Researchers Decode Plant-To-Fungi Communication
TORONTO, Canada — Researchers at the University of Toronto have cracked the code of plant-to-fungi communication in a new study published in the journal Molecular Cell. Using baker’s yeast, the researchers discovered that the plant hormone strigolactone (SL) activates fungal genes and proteins associated with phosphate metabolism, a system that is key to growth. This…
