The annual Christmas Lights in Moberly’s Rothwell Park, delight with thousands of twinkling lights and magical Christmas light displays. Moberly Parks and Recreation has announced the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony […]… Continue Reading
Sergio Sayles’s Convicted
Yesterday Afternoon, a Boone County judge found 39-year-old Sergio Sayles guilty of first-degree murder for the April 2023 stabbing death of Jasmine King in Jefferson City. Sayles was also convicted […]… Continue Reading
Temps ahead to recover across the Heartland; a more active pattern, centered in the West
The post Temps ahead to recover across the Heartland; a more active pattern, centered in the West appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. … Continue Reading
Fall soil sampling helps farmers boost profits, cut costs
Don’t skip the soil sample this fall. Kate McDonald, a field specialist in agronomy with University of Missouri Extension, says soil sampling is a simple, but important step that can help farmers make better decisions about crop nutrition and save money. Hear more in the latest Managing for Profit. The post Fall soil sampling helps…… Continue Reading
Jason + Brittany Aldean Present Charlie Kirk Legacy Award: WATCH
An unforgettable night turned emotional when Jason and Brittany Aldean stepped forward to honor a woman who refuses to stay silent. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Cattle, hog futures lower heading into Friday
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were lower, and feeders were sharply lower on technical liquidation. The market has struggled to shake the negativity in the market. December live cattle closed $1.27 lower at $218.77 and February live cattle closed $1.37 lower at $216.75. January feeder cattle closed $4.37 lower at $315.60 and March…… Continue Reading
Soybeans see profit taking as China’s tariffs keep U.S. prices at a premium
Soybeans were sharply lower on profit taking and technical selling. Contracts were overbought after the recent rally, which, along with China maintaining a 13% tariff on U.S. beans, even without the retaliatory tariffs, have U.S. prices at a significant premium to Brazil. China will buy more soybeans from the U.S. this year and over the…… Continue Reading
Economist urges farmers to study 2026 safety net updates
An ag economist says farmers will want to learn just what changes in the USDA safety net programs means for their operation. University of Wisconsin economist Paul Mitchell tells Brownfield his team is analyzing the changes made in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and other polices so they can make recommendations to farmers early…… Continue Reading
Expanding export opportunities could help boost demand for U.S. farmers
The CEO of the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture says expanding market access for U.S. commodities is key to driving long-term growth in the ag industry. Ted McKinney tells Brownfield, “We’ve got to keep the promotion up to diversify those markets, so we’re not hung out there in any one huge single market,” he…… Continue Reading
Fertilizer industry celebrates addition of phosphate and potash to final Critical Minerals List
The Department of the Interior has added phosphate and potash to the official Critical Minerals List and the vice president of government affairs at The Fertilizer Institute says it’s good news for America’s farmers. Ed Thomas says it’s concerning the U.S. is so reliant on foreign entities like China and Russia for its current fertilizer…… Continue Reading
