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Purdue researcher digs into crop farm profitability
Ag economist Michael Langemeier with Purdue University has been digging into a University of Minnesota database to look at the low farm profitability of crop farmers and the financial stress that creates on the farm. The post Purdue researcher digs into crop farm profitability appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Changes to USDA’s Meat S&D Tables
Changes to USDA’s Meat S&D Tables Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Agronomist says Nebraska harvest has been inconsistent
An agronomist says harvest across the state of Nebraska has been inconsistent. Keith Byerly with Mosaic tells Brownfield there was a lot of moisture in the spring. “We’ve seen a lot of issues carry through all season long, with maybe some poor nutrient availability of our water-soluble nutrients,” he says. “We’ve seen some weed issue…
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Crop exceeding expectations, Iowa farmer says
Southwest Iowa farmer Duane Aistrope says his 2024 crop has exceeded expectations. “I had heard some stuff from some guys that got started early and I thought there’s no way we could have 70-bushel beans. And, we’ve had some right around that area.” But he tells Brownfield yields have been lower in some of his…
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Can Iowa farmers ‘bushel their way’ out of projected losses with big corn, soybean harvest?
Can Iowa farmers ‘bushel their way’ out of projected losses with big corn, soybean harvest? Des Moines Register
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Florida celebrates Farmers Day Monday, Oct. 14
Thank the people who put food on your table. Florida celebrates Farmers Day Monday, Oct. 14 Daytona Beach News-Journal
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Why This Harvest Is The Perfect Storm for Alternative Storage
Why This Harvest Is The Perfect Storm for Alternative Storage Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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USDA forecasts challenging season for Florida citrus with decline in orange production
USDA forecasts challenging season for Florida citrus with decline in orange production FreshPlaza.com
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Continued Fallout in Upper Midwest from Poultry Company Bankruptcy
(Charles City, IA) — Farmers and thousands of animals are left in the dark still as the fallout continues from a closure of a Minnesota poultry company’s processing plant in Northern Iowa. It was reported last week that Pure Prairie Poultry closed its processing plant in Charles City, IA and stopped paying for feed for…
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John Deere and DeLaval Launch Milk Sustainability Center
John Deere and DeLaval Launch Groundbreaking Milk Sustainability Center Morning Ag Clips –
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October is Farm to School Month
October is Farm to School Month AGInfo Ag Information Network
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Drought to Frost: Feeding Safe Forages
COLUMBUS, Ohio — This year is presenting many challenges when it comes to forage toxicity and ensuring that we have safe feed for our livestock. Drought conditions have led to an active discussion on forage toxicity and the potential for frost in the future presents an additional concern. These environmental conditions increase the risk of…
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USDA makes record-breaking investment in Farm-to-School Program
USDA makes record-breaking investment in Farm-to-School Program NNY360
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Florida’s citrus industry faces uncertainty after Hurricane Milton’s destruction
Florida’s citrus industry faces uncertainty after Hurricane Milton’s destruction Yahoo News UK
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USDA Mobilizes Resources to Aid Farmers After Hurricanes Helene, Milton
USDA Mobilizes Resources to Aid Farmers After Hurricanes Helene, Milton Hoosier Ag Today
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City officials scramble as feral hogs run rampant, putting local crops at serious risk
City officials scramble as feral hogs run rampant, putting local crops at serious risk: ‘They want to destroy’ MSN
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Hurricane Milton impacts already struggling Florida citrus industry
Hurricane Milton impacts already struggling Florida citrus industry AOL
