Handle Soybeans with Caution, Gentleness for Improved Emergence
Last fall’s hot, dry, then wet weather created the vulnerable conditions to give soybeans fragile seed coats.
3 Ways to Prepare Your Pasture for Drought
Preparing and managing your pastures for drought conditions starts early in the spring. With more and more producers falling victim to increasingly widespread drought conditions, preventative action now is critical.
China Could be Gateway to Fertilizer Solution
As supply chain challenges continue to plague farmers, the Fertilizer Institute is urging the Biden administration to work with China as part of its proposed policy solutions for the industry.
Iowa Governor Signs Law for Expanded E15 Access by 2026
After recently petitioning the EPA for the year-round sale of E15 with seven other U.S. governors, Iowa Governor (R) Kim Reynolds signed into law legislation the expanded access to E15 and biofuels within the state by 2026.
Pork Leaders Discuss Technology, Labor at Swine Innovation Forum
As pork industry leaders met at North Carolina State University’s Swine Innovation Forum, technology and labor remained key topics throughout the event.
Planting Progress Moves Forward, Still Behind Pace
Last week, warm weather swept much of the corn belt, allowing a much-needed boost to planting progress amidst a near-record-slow year.
India Announces Partial Ban on Wheat Exports
India announced Saturday policies to manage food security of the country, which include a ban on exports.
USDA Begins $6 Billion in Disaster-Relief Payments
USDA announced Monday $6 billion in payments to crop producers impacted by 2020 and 2021 natural disasters. Relief payments will…
Infographic: The Benefits of Crop Hail Protection
Don’t leave the value of your crops to chance. The devastation left in the wake of a hailstorm can be…
Watch Out for these Early Season Pests
With corn and soybean planting slowly underway, insect threats are already lurking in the fields. Entomologists are placing a special…