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California Farms Quarantined After Detecting Bird Flu Strain In Dairy Herds
Bird Flu (H5N1) Explained: California Farms Quarantined After Detecting Virus Strain In Dairy Herds Forbes
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NC farmers facing unprecedented struggles amid extreme weather and economic pressures
NC farmers facing unprecedented struggles amid extreme weather and economic pressures WRAL News
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Drip irrigation grows crops with a lot less water, so why aren’t more Utah farmers using it?
Drip irrigation grows crops with a lot less water, so why aren’t more Utah farmers using it? FOX 13 News Utah
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Infrastructure helps U.S. farmers compete
Infrastructure helps U.S. farmers compete AgUpdate
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First Generation Farmer Shares How He Found His Way To Success
First Generation Farmer Shares How He Found His Way To Success Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Large US spring wheat crop harvest back on track
Large US spring wheat crop harvest back on track World Grain
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Scout for tar spot in September
An agronomy manager with Wyffels Hybrids says tar spot scouting needs to be a priority as harvest approaches. Eric Wilson says many farmers have stepped up their management of the disease. “I feel like more farmers sprayed fungicide this year than they did a year ago with a better corn price,” he said. “That’s a…
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Growth in farmland values is slowing
A senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City says growth in farmland values has slowed. Cortney Cowley tells Brownfield… “That means that you could buy a treasury bond or or invest in a lower risk entity and make more money on it than buying farmland,” she says. She says it may only…
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Newly developed technology helps farmers detect tar spot earlier
Insignum AgTech is partnering with Purdue University to develop new technology that could help farmers detect tar spot earlier in corn. Kyle Mohler, CEO and founder of Insignum AgTech discusses the tecnology. The post Newly developed technology helps farmers detect tar spot earlier appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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USDA begins field trials for bird flu vaccines for cattle
USDA begins field trials for bird flu vaccines for cattle Food Safety News
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USDA: Ag Trade Deficit to Worsen in 2025
USDA: Ag Trade Deficit to Worsen in 2025 Southern Farm Network
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US Ag Trade Deficit Projected to Top $42 Billion
US Ag Trade Deficit Projected to Top $42 Billion Farms.com
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Chicago’s Urban Sprawl Leads Illinois Corn Growers to Start a Whole New Business Making Whiskey
Chicago’s Urban Sprawl Leads Illinois Corn Growers to Start a Whole New Business Making Whiskey Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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USDA gives the green light to a drought resistant wheat variety
Win for Farmers: USDA gives the green light to a drought resistant wheat variety RFD-TV
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Ag companies adjust to weakening farm economy
(Pictured: AgroLiquid’s Ryan Harbison at the 2024 Farm Progress Show – Photo by Brent Barnett/Brownfield) Some ag companies have made changes to help farmers navigate the current economic downturn. Chris Turner, chief commercial officer with Pivot Bio, says they’ve adjusted nitrogen rates for 2025. “Thirty percent price reduction,” Turner said. “We understand what’s going on…
