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Grains End Higher After Bullish USDA Report for Corn: How High Can Corn Prices Go?
Grains End Higher After Bullish USDA Report for Corn: How High Can Corn Prices Go? Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Brownfield Ag Weather Today
A complex storm system evolving across the eastern half of the U.S. will result in active weather during the first half of the week. Early- to mid-week rainfall could total 2 to 4 inches along the Gulf Coast from southeastern Louisiana to western Florida, extending northeastward through the middle Atlantic States into New England. However,…
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December WASDE, More Winter Weather Top the Watch List
December WASDE, More Winter Weather Top the Watch List DTN The Progressive Farmer
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How the US plans to tackle bird flu in milk supply
How the US plans to tackle bird flu in milk supply WBAL TV Baltimore
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Time Is Running Out, But Boozman Says Passing the FARM Act Is a Priority
Time Is Running Out, But Boozman Says Passing the FARM Act Is a Priority Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Setting Pastures Up for Success with NovaGraz
We had a conversation with Corteva Agriscience Field Scientist Sam Ingram at the NAFB Convention in Kansas City. Q: Sam, let’s talk first about a brand new pasture product out from Corteva: NovaGraz. Very exciting stuff and I’ve read a little bit about this. SI: It is an exciting time for us to launch a…
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What Farmers Need to Know Before the December WASDE Report
What Farmers Need to Know Before the December WASDE Report
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Critical benefits of regenerative agriculture are flying under the radar
Sustainable farming practices can do more than just address climate challenges, writes Bayer’s Leo Bastos.
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Corn, Soybeans Ease as Market Digests Trump Tariff Threats
Corn, Soybeans Ease as Market Digests Trump Tariff Threats Successful Farming
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Trump Promises 25% Tariff on Canada and Mexico
Trump Promises 25% Tariff on Canada and Mexico Successful Farming
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Corn Acreage in South America: Stable in Brazil, Sharp Decline in Argentina
Corn Acreage in South America: Stable in Brazil, Sharp Decline in Argentina Successful Farming
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2025 farm income expectations are low
An Ohio State University professor says budgets won’t get easier for farmers in 2025. Farm Income Enhancement Chair Ani Katchova says income in 2024 is expected to be down by 4%. “It’s coming off last year’s decline in farm income,” she says. “For two years in a row, we have had a reduction in farm income…
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Will Agricultural Weeds Finally Claim the Upper Hand in a Changing Climate?
URBANA, Ill. — A few years back, a group of weed scientists showed that soil-applied herbicides are less effective against agricultural weeds in the context of our changing climate. Now, the same research group, led by the USDA Agricultural Research Service and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, has shown the same is true of post-emergence (POST) herbicides. Mining a…
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Turkey could be upstaged by other meats this Thanksgiving
The popular holiday item faces tightened supply and lower demand than in previous years, the cooperative bank said in a report.
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Why Substitute Sugar With Maple Syrup?
QUEBEC, Canada — A new study published in the The Journal of Nutrition, found that substituting two tablespoons of pure maple syrup for refined sugars reduced several cardiometabolic risk factors in humans. It was the first placebo-controlled clinical trial exploring potential health benefits of maple syrup in humans. Dr. Andre Marette, PhD, was the lead…
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Ethanol Production Reaches Record High
Ethanol output rose to a record high in the seven days that ended on Nov. 8, according to data from the Energy Information Administration. Production jumped to an average of 1.113 million barrels a day, the agency said. That’s up from 1.105 million barrels a week earlier and the highest since recordkeeping began in 2010.…
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The Great Ketchup Debate: 7 Condiment Controversies That Split Families
WASHINGTON — Whether it’s ketchup on steak or mustard in a PB&J, everyone seems to have a condiment quirk bound to ruffle some feathers. Discover some of the most controversial condiment choices that can turn any family meal into a lively debate. See where you stand in these saucy showdowns. Explore these condiment clashes and…
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What Is Citrus Greening — And Why Is It So Hard to Stop?
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — If you’ve noticed the price of citrus creeping up, there’s a hidden reason behind it: a silent killer has been sweeping through the U.S.’s citrus groves for decades, and it’s a threat to more than just your morning OJ. Citrus greening, also known as Huanglongbing, is a plant disease that has…
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Agtech seedlings: Bayer gets into the AI business with Microsoft
Also in this week’s farm technology news: Nutella maker Ferrero invests in hazelnut research, and digital crop monitoring platform FarmQA acquires competitor Farm Dog.
