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EPA Report Says Dicamba Complaints May Warrant Restrictions, Ag Groups Seek Clarity
Despite increased dicamba restrictions, more than 3,500 issues were reported this year related to dicamba drift, according to an EPA…
2021 U.S. Corn Crop Shows High Quality, According to U.S. Grains Council
The annual U.S. Grains Council Harvest Report was recently released, showing the 2021 corn harvest at a high production and…
USDA Announces Changes to Strengthen Conservation Enhancement Program
The USDA has announced the addition of new partner types to expand opportunities in voluntary conservation for U.S. ag producers…
FDA Publishes Annual Antimicrobial Report
USDA’s Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has published the 2020 Summary Report on Antimicrobials Sold or Distributed for Use in…
USDA Allocates $1.5 Billion for School Meals
USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack announced a $1.5 billion allocation to ease the impact of supply chain disruptions and the pandemic…
Experts Recommend Starting Now on Year-End Income Tax Planning
The time is now for producers to think about year-end tax planning, according to North Dakota State University Extension Farm…
United Airlines Completes First Flight with Renewable Fuel: What Does It Mean for Soybean Growers?
United Airlines successfully completed their first flight using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), a 100% renewable fuel made from oils including…
Four Easy Ways to Make Beef More Affordable this Holiday Season
Support U.S. cattle producers this holiday season with crowd-pleasing, delicious and nutritious beef on the dinner plate. With rising beef…
Why Experts Suggest Making a Financial Plan for 2022, Regardless of Uncertainty
As farmers look ahead to 2022 with so much uncertainty, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and question if time spent…
Rare December Tornadoes Obliterate Farms, Extension Research Station
Rare mid-December tornadoes brought devastation across the South and Midwest, destroying thousands of structures. As many communities are without power…