Forecasts for heavy rain in the Upper Midwest for the final days of the official 2018 summer season have been verified -- and the result is not favorable for harvest....
Three-way talks with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Mexican Economy Secretary Ildefonso Guajardo have not taken place since, and none are imminent.
A team of specially trained dogs will put their wet noses to work in California, sniffing out a fatal citrus disease with the potential to cripple the state’s $3.4 billion citrus industry....
Reviewing a variety of information sources that highlight recent developments relating to farmland values, with particular focus on Illinois, Iowa and the States in the Minneapolis Federal Reserve District....
Aurora Cannabis Inc. led pot stocks higher after Coca-Cola Co. said it's eyeing the cannabis drinks market, becoming the latest beverage company to tap into surging demand for marijuana products as traditional sales slow. ...
The government model used to account for growers' losses may factor in new tariff levels enacted against trade partners, such as China or the European Union, according to the paper....
Forecasts for heavy rain in the Upper Midwest for the final days of the official 2018 summer season have been verified -- and the result is not favorable for harvest.
With farm income having dropped and continuing to decline, there is beginning to be more attention paid to the level of debt in the U.S. farm sector....
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is responding to South Carolina farmers and ranchers who suffered damage to working lands and livestock mortality because of Hurricane Florence....
ProAg is a proud sponsor of this year’s Southwest Council of Agribusiness meeting in Lubbock, TX. Congressman Mike Conaway, Chairman of the House Ag Committee was interviewed by Tom Sell of Combest, Sell & Associates, LLC this morning discussing the future of the Farm Bill with the attendees.
#FarmBill2018 #LetUsProtectYou
After the Operational Planning Meeting in the Kansas City Metro office was completed yesterday, here are some Tick Tock Escape Games escapades with some members of the ProAg Underwriting, Operations and Claims team! Did they make it out of the pyramid? #workhardplayhard #peopleofproag
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They’ve been used to detect drugs, bombs and bugs.
Now a team of specially trained dogs will put their wet noses to work in California, sniffing out a fatal citrus disease with the potential to cripple the state’s $3.4 billion citrus industry.
Did you know...that plastic wrap is sometimes laid out to reflect sunlight up under the branches of apple trees to color the bottom of the apples? Thanks to Area Claims Supervisor Jim LaPointe, in the Pacific Northwest, for taking these great pictures of Honeycrisp apples. #agfacts
To those in the path of #HurricaneFlorence2108, please stay safe. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. After #Florence has passed, if you are unable to reach your trusted ProAg agent and need to report losses, please call us directly at (800) 366-2767.
