Watch for These Common Stalk Problems in 2019 Cornfields
Like many farmers this year, Ken Franklin knew he didn’t have the world’s best corn crop when he headed into…
Hot September Brings Kansas Cotton Crop Much-needed Heat
The heat of the first half of September after a cooler-than-average summer was good news for Kansas cotton farmers, who…
Disease-sniffing Dogs Alert on Ventura County Citrus
In an abundance of caution, some commercial citrus growers in Ventura County, Calif. elected to remove numerous trees after dogs…
AccuWeather Predicts On-time Frost Will Hurt Corn, Soybeans
Corn and soybean crops, especially in the northern part of the Midwest, are still a week or two behind normal…
Texas Wheat Acres Expected to Go Down, Production Up
Texas wheat acres are being prepared and planted, and despite fewer acres, projections are for a high-yield 2020. U.S. Department…
South Korea Confirms African Swine Fever
South Korea is culling thousands of pigs after confirming African swine fever at a farm near its border with North…
Senators From Oil-Producing States Set to Meet With Trump on RFS Deal
Recent media reports outlining a possible agreement on the Renewable Fuel Standard may sound promising for the biofuels industry and…
View From the Cab
Harvest is always a highly anticipated event for Scott Wallis. It is, after all, the physical closure of a year-long…
Corn Matures 21 Percentage Points Behind Five-Year Average
U.S. corn and soybean conditions held mostly steady last week, but both crops are still significantly behind the average pace…
Kansas State University researcher publishes study confirming experimental transmission of African swine fever virus through feed
As an African swine fever outbreak has moved rapidly throughout China and threatens to spread to new countries in Europe,…










