TOP AG NEWS
Condition of Corn Crop is Down 3% From Last Week
The latest USDA Crop Progress Report revealed that 67% of the U.S. corn crop is now rated good/excellent, a 3%…
Winter Wheat Harvest Progresses, Yield Reports a Mixed Bag
All eyes are on winter wheat harvests across the country as farmers evaluate yield totals following a concerning, dry spring.…
What Will Your 4th of July BBQ Cost You This Year?
In charge of hosting the Independence Day BBQ this year? Be prepared to spend roughly 17% more on the spread,…
Trends Show Consumers Opting for More At-Home Meals
Consumer trends may indicate more choosing at-home meals over restaurants, according to data from Side Delights – a Newport, California-based…
Tips for Preventing Prussic Acid Toxicity in Cattle Herds
Several cattle deaths have been reported in Oklahoma due to prussic acid toxicity in forage – also known as cyanide.…
Farmers Face Record Chemical Shortages, Are Using Alternative Methods
Supply-chain challenges, production shortages and additional pressure from the ongoing war in Ukraine have created an “off the charts” chemical…
Flash Droughts Possible Amidst High Heat, No Rain
Record heat and low precipitation continue to expand the already dire drought footprint across the U.S. This past week, the…
Experts Weigh If It’s Time to Cash In On Abnormally High Basis Prices
Now may be the time to call your grain buyers. That’s according to the co-founder of AgMarket.Net, Matt Bennett last…
Conservation Tillage A Valuable Tool Against Drought Conditions
Many producers have shifted from conventional tillage to more economical and environmental conservation tillage. As drought heats up in many…
Summer Berries to be Plentiful, High Quality Despite Adverse Weather
Blueberries, raspberries and blackberries are in good shipping shape this summer, despite early unfavorable weather across the prime berry-producing regions…