Rocky Start to Congressional Session Could Help Farm Bill Timeline
The 118th Congress opened for the first time earlier this month, kicking off with a rather bumpy start as Republicans…
5 Tips for Early Planting Soybeans
Early soybean planting is becoming more and more common as spring weather often suits the agronomic practice that leads to…
Mexico, U.S. Trade Negotiations Spur Little Progress on Potential GMO Corn Ban
Mexican and United States trade officials met in Mexico City this week to discuss Mexico’s potential ban on U.S.-grown GMO…
Specialty crops can provide marketing opportunities on a more diverse farm
One Midwest farming family has found success with specialty crops for decades, and they’re offering tips for others looking to…
China’s projected population decline presents problems for international trade
China makes up nearly 20% of the world’s population. As a result, the country has led the demand for agricultural…
Law firms gathering clients for potential antitrust lawsuits against four largest U.S. meat packers
Across the United States, courts are receiving claims filed against the four largest U.S. meatpacking companies. Complaints have come from…
Fertilizer Studies Reveal Largest ROI
Corn growers know how big of an annual budget goes to fertilizers alone. Measuring return on investment for different fertilizer…
41% of U.S. Consumers Switching to Store Brands to Combat Rising Food Costs
Rising food costs have U.S. consumers pinching their wallets, particularly when it comes to meat and eggs. But have increased…
California Rain Brings Optimism, Slow Start to Citrus Harvest
Rain in California is almost always a reason to celebrate, particularly amidst an ongoing severe-to-extreme drought. The previous three years…
Testing for Bovine Leukemia Significantly Reduces Spread
Bovine leukemia virus (BLV) is preventable. One-third of the nation’s beef cattle and nearly half of all dairy cattle are…