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Soybean-13 Post-Hurricane Measures To Save What You’ve Got Left
Editor’s Note: This is a draft of guidance being developed by the USDA Southeast Climate Hub to help soybean producers prepare…
Soil-Moisture Sensibility with Sensors
Some people consider Drew Haines the “corn whisperer” of Maryland. Don Stall, who farms near Charlotte, Michigan, is knocking on…
Democrats Talk Climate, Ag
In an evening-long event on climate policies, Democratic candidates said farmers and agriculture can be a solution to climate change,…
USDA Opens ARC-PLC Enrollment
USDA has opened enrollment for the main commodity programs in the farm bill, the Agriculture Risk Coverage and Price Loss…
Texas Forage Producers Should Beware of Fall Armyworms
Texas hay and forage producers should be prepared to protect their pastures from fall armyworms, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife…
As Dorian Hits Coast, NC Activates Hotline to Help Ag Emergencies
The North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services activated a hotline Sept. 5 to connect farmers with resources that…
RFS Commenters Focus on Waivers
EPA didn’t ask for public comments on the small-refinery waivers program; nevertheless, the agency received a number of comments calling…
Research Shows Consumers Are Confused About “Milk,” “Meat,” “Burger” Labels
As legal battles are waged across the country regarding new laws prohibiting the use of words like “milk,” “meat” and…
Strong Claims Response Helps Farmers Deal with Tough Spring
The numbers tell the tale: 19.4 million prevented planting acres and more than $1.49 billion in prevented planting indemnities paid…
Corn, Soybean Conditions Lowest Since 2013
Corn condition improved just 1 percentage point last week, while soybean condition remained unchanged. Development of both crops continue to…