New number; new perspective

Commentary. Last year about this time, I wrote a column of which the opening line read: “Just keeping things in perspective…” On August 19, 2024, the number that was the focus of my writing was thirty-five trillion. But, alas, a year has passed, and a new number has taken its place. It is time to…… Continue Reading

New Illinois Soybean Association chair prioritizing collaboration

The new chairman of the Illinois Soybean Association (ISA) says collaboration is his top priority. Bryan Severs, who farms in Vermillion County, says agricultural commodity groups need to work together now more than ever. “We need to make our voices heard because the farmer is being affected by these tariffs more than any other operation…… Continue Reading

Northern Illinois farmer sees high potential

A northern Illinois farmer says his corn and soybean crops look good. Sean Arians farms in Whiteside County. “We did have a wind storm come through a couple of weekends ago that lest some damage in the area.”  He says, “Fortunately, we didn’t have that. June was a super dry month, but July tracked in…… Continue Reading

Agriculture will soon have a new home at the Ohio State Fair

The Ohio Expo Center and State Fairgrounds is expanding in 2026 with the grand opening of a new agriculture center.  Adam Sharp, executive vice president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, says the building will be home to the organization’s Little Farmers Exhibit to showcase the different sectors of the ag industry. “It’s going to be…… Continue Reading

Strategic fungicide applications

The conditions have been right for disease development across many Corn Belt states. In this episode of Managing for Profit, a southern Indiana-based agronomist explains what diseases farmers should be scouting for. The post Strategic fungicide applications appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.     … Continue Reading

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