For those of us who grew up in the ’70s and ’80s, the line between reality and fiction was as blurry as the static on late-night TV—let’s dive into the movies, shows, and moments that kept us up at night (and maybe still do). Continue reading…… Continue Reading
A member of the U.S. House Agriculture Committee says the partial shutdown of the federal government is compounding already uncertain times for farmers. Illinois Democratic Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski says members of her Agriculture Advisory Council told her Tuesday that not having access to an already understaffed USDA is concerning. “There was real concern voiced on…… Continue Reading
The latest Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer shows farmers continue to be concerned about the ag economy. Michael Langemeier, director of Purdue’s Center for Commercial Agriculture, says the survey was taken when the September supply and demand report was released, and it contributed to the weaker outlook. “About 70 percent of those we survey are crop…… Continue Reading
A southeastern Illinois farmer says he’s concerned about the double-crop soybeans he planted this summer following wheat harvest. Don Guinnip, who farms in Clark County, says the late-season drought has restricted their potential. “I would expect it will be below average.” He says, “I just think that hot, dry weather impacted them more than the…… Continue Reading
A veterinarian says farmers need to take some simple steps to prevent calf stress. Dr. Tom Earlywine with Purina Land ‘O Lakes tells Brownfield calves, especially those born on dairy farms go through a lot of stress early in life. “They’re oftentimes sold day one and transported to a calf nursery, and then from the…… Continue Reading
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It wasn’t just what Bryan said to a 14-year-old fan on social media. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
The chief economist at Indiana Farm Bureau says the partial government shutdown is impacting key USDA data that farmers rely on. Todd Davis says a lack of an October supply and demand report, which was scheduled to be released on Thursday, could create market volatility. “Farmers look to these reports as an update on crop…… Continue Reading
An eastern Nebraska farmer says purchasing fertilizer is becoming extremely difficult due to volatility in the markets. Mitch Oswald says cost of production is increasing. “We’re going to have to find opportunities to market or hold out and hope for a market recent for fertilizer. Input prices haven’t gone down and we’re going to…… Continue Reading
A Bayer global initiative that connects select famers with resources to advance innovative agricultural practices has come to the U.S. Brian Naber with Bayer CropScience says Forward Farming is a collaborative effort focused on producing more while at the same time restoring more. “There’s an equation that fits together that we look at that it…… Continue Reading
