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USDA Funds Distributed to Organizations Supporting Beginning Farmers and Ranchers
On November 15, 2022, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced $24 million in grants for organizations helping prepare the next…
U.S. Trade Representative Strikes Down Florida Trade Protection
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai rejected a petition that called for the protection of Florida growers from unfair trade practices.…
Cold, Snowy Weather Will Lead to Mild Temperatures to Round Out November
Much of the U.S. Corn Belt woke up to an early blast of winter air and snow cover this week,…
Drought Drives Early Harvest, Planting Concerns for Nebraska Growers
According to the latest USDA Crop Progress Report, Nebraksa finished their grain harvest well ahead of the five-year average. The…
Tips for Stretching Forage Supplies with Soybean Residue
Could soybean residue serve as a forage supply this winter? Amidst extreme to exceptional drought in most of the U.S.…
33rd Crop Progress Report Shows Nearing the Finish Line
The USDA released its 33rd Crop Progress Report of the growing system on Monday. The report is given each week…
Propane Supplies Steady but Costly this Winter
Unlike recent years, a propane shortage will likely not be an issue farmers must contend with this winter. The news…
California Winter Vegetable Shortage to Impact Thanksgiving Season
Your Thanksgiving dinner might contain fewer greens this season. California winter vegetables such as lettuce, celery, cauliflower and broccoli could…
Farm Income Safety Net Changes Likely in 2023 Farm Bill
As 2023 Farm Bill talks continue post-election, a major area of discussion centers on the farm income safety net. The…
Tips for Building Carbon-Rich Soils
While the U.S. corn belt is generally blessed with productive, fertile soils, it is up to growers to use responsible…