T-L Irrigation system offers new, innovative system

John Thom, vice president with T-L Irrigation, says the new product has been in the development phase for three years. The new auto-reverse hose drag linear system. In this interview from Husker Harvest Days, learn more about its efficiency. The post T-L Irrigation system offers new, innovative system appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.     … Continue Reading

Dultmeier Sales offers more efficient mixing systems

Shane Blomendahl, with the marketing department at Dultmeier sales, says the company’s newest product is a chemical system that doesn’t use a 12 volt pump. The post Dultmeier Sales offers more efficient mixing systems appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.     … Continue Reading

Michigan CCA program sees refresh

Michigan’s Certified Crop Advisor Program is expanding its board for the first time since it was established more than thirty years ago. State Administrator Chuck Lippstreu with the Michigan Agri-Business Association tells Brownfield the move will improve engagement with the nearly 300 advisors in the state. “To make sure we’re supporting professional agronomists at all points in…… Continue Reading

House passes US Grain Standards Authorization Act

The U.S. House of Representatives has voted to reauthorize the U.S. Grain Standards Act. Caleb Ragland, president of the American Soybean Association, says the integrity of the grain inspection systems helps keep U.S. agriculture competitive on the global market. “We need to have standards by which the commodities that we grow are measured and graded,”…… Continue Reading

Commodity prices could begin to rebound in 2026

A grain and oil seed analyst says there could be some improvement for commodity prices in 2026.   Bree Baatz with Terrain says the bottom price for corn was set in mid-August when the supply and demand report was released. “I’m optimistic that corn prices will rally to the $4.75, potentially even $5 range, because…… Continue Reading

Pre-harvest weed management considerations

Time is running out for most farmers to take steps to minimize the spread of weeds before harvest. University of Minnesota Extension crops educator Liz Stahl says combines are notorious for spreading weed seed. “Especially if you’re dealing with like an introduced weed, or if you’re dealing with herbicide resistance.” She encourages growers to hand-pull…… Continue Reading

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