A climatologist says crops in some parts of the Corn Belt and Delta regions have benefited from this summer’s weather patterns. Brian Fuchs with the National Drought Mitigation Center says there’s been significant relief in the Western Corn Belt from ongoing drought. “We’ve had more of these systems come through and you’d be hard pressed…… Continue Reading

Indiana state officials say the USDA’s relocation plan is a win for the ag industry. Don Lamb, director of the Indiana State Department of Agriculture, says the move is a way for the agency to be better connected to America’s farmers and ranchers. “Farmers are good at knowing what they need,” he says. “Often times…… Continue Reading

Crop diseases and weed pressure have been some key topics at this year’s Ag PhD Field Day near Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Eastern Nebraska farmer Quentin Connealy says he continues to scout for tar spot after the disease was detected in nearby counties. “That’s getting really close. We haven’t found any out in the field…… Continue Reading

Soybeans are showing up in new places and creating new demand for farmers. From industrial lubricants to firefighting foam, United Soybean Checkoff investments help turn innovation into income. Listen to this Managing for Profit episode on Brownfield. The post Biobased Products appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.     … Continue Reading