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Feedback From The Field -Sept. 9, 2019
Use the interactive map below to see all this year’s reports just by clicking the flagged locations. Click the box…
Report Reveals Planned Hemp Cultivation in the U.S.
Vote Hemp, the nation’s leading grassroots hemp advocacy organization, has released its 2019 U.S. Hemp License Report. The report documents…
Executive Branch Biofuels Draft Plan Falls Short of Expectations
Reuters writers Chris Prentice and Stephanie Kelly reported late last week that, “U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to meet with Department…
Hurricane Dorian’s Impact On Florida Ag Was Minimal
One day after Hurricane Dorian crept past Florida’s Atlantic coast, impacts to the state’s agricultural and natural resources-based industries appear…
Corn and Soybean Crops Limp Towards the Finish Line
After the worst start to a cropping season in decades, mid-season lack of rain in parts of Illinois, and season-long…
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…