Vilsack: More COVID-19 Relief Headed to Farms
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack announced Wednesday a new package of funding for farmers and ranchers adversely affected by…
$3.24 Billion Question: CA Grape Growers Assess 2020 Fire Damage
Wildfires in California in the last year “severely impacted harvest” for vineyard operators, with many destroyed by flames in Napa…
Weather Outlook: Record Moisture, Rainfall Haves and Have-nots
Precipitation this week has yielded one of the wettest starts to spring in Nebraska and parts of the central Plains…
Diversifying Your Farm? Start Small
The development of an agricultural carbon marketplace is ultimately a matter of creating a means for farmers to diversify their…
Senator: Carbon Market Development Must Seek Farmer Input
The carbon market — something likely to be a big growth area in agriculture in the coming years — must be…
Pre-report Estimates: 93.6 Million Corn Acres in 2021?
The big USDA Prospective Plantings report — one with often historically significant market implications moving into the growing season — is…
Tuesday is National Ag Day
For the fifth year, National Ag Day has been publicly recognized by the White House as a day to highlight…
Rural Broadband Getting Attention on Capitol Hill
With a major infrastructure plan on the docket for the White House soon, ag leadership in Congress is signaling they’ll…
Economics May Favor More Corn Acres in 2021
As of right now, corn has an edge over soybeans in the acreage battle shaping up ahead of the bulk…
U.S.-China Talks Break Down; Grain Exports Safe, Analysts Say
Last week’s talks between Chinese and U.S. officials in Alaska didn’t go well, according to many accounts that indicate the…











