The executive director of the Conservation Technology Information Center says a new tool is helping farmers and ag consultants access local conservation assistance. Ryan Heiniger says the Conservation Connector is a platform designed to help farmers easily access incentives that best fit their operation. “It combines financial resources as well as who can actually help the…… Continue Reading
Meet Missouri Soybean’s New CEO/Executive Director
Missouri Soybean’s CEO and Executive Director Casey Wasser says he’s looking forward to working with the state’s soybean farmers to grow demand and address ag regulations. The post Meet Missouri Soybean’s New CEO/Executive Director appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. … Continue Reading
Jelly Roll Met John Cena in Paris: ‘The GOAT’
Jelly Roll was loving every minute of this! Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Nestle Crunch Bringing Back a Taste From 20 Years Ago
Get ready for a sweet flashback as Nestlé Crunch brings back a favorite from the past, just in time for Halloween! Continue reading…… Continue Reading
From Boots to Bots: Farm Progress Show Spotlights the Future of Ag
This year’s Farm Progress Show in Decatur, Illinois, was all about the future—autonomy, efficiency, and sustainability were on full display. Walking the show grounds, it was impossible to miss the technology reshaping agriculture right before our eyes. One of the head-turners at the show was J&M’s new 14 Series grain carts. These massive carts can…… Continue Reading
Record year for Half Century of Progress
A co-organizer of the biennial “Half Century of Progress” vintage farm machinery show says 2025 was a record year. Russell Buhr says the volunteer-run event, hosted in Rantoul, Illinois, the weekend before the Farm Progress Show, has consistently grown since it began in 2003. “There was about 4,000 pieces of equipment that was there wanting…… Continue Reading
China’s holdout on US new crop beans continues
An ag economist says he’s very concerned about China’s lack of new crop soybean purchases. “At this point, China has yet to buy one bean for this upcoming marketing year,” said Jim McCormick with AgMarket.Net. McCormick says early September is the timeframe when U.S. soybean sales typically pick up steam to China. “As this window…… Continue Reading
Southern rust impacting southeast Iowa corn crop
A southeast Iowa farmer says a wetter-than-expected summer impacted the quality of his corn crop. “In July we had, depending on who you talk to, between 12-16 inches (of rain) in this area,” said Tom Adam of Harper. Adam says disease pressure has been strong. “The crops have done pretty well with (the rain), but…… Continue Reading
Keith Urban Shares His ‘Awkward’ Kenny Chesney Moment
Urban one-upped Kenny Chesney — completely by accident — when they were on tour together in the mid-2000s. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Mexican sugar suspensions maintained
The U.S. International Trade Commission has unanimously voted to keep suspension agreements on imported sugar from Mexico. Rob Johansson with the American Sugar Alliance says the agreements were put into place in 2014 after subsidized Mexican sugar cost U.S. producers $4 billion and many sugar workers their jobs. The Commission says lifting the current suspensions…… Continue Reading
