States picking up cultured-protein labeling legislation

The National Ag Law Center says legislation to regulate cell-cultured proteins has been on the rise at the state level. Elizabeth Rumley tells Brownfield, “I think that we will just continue to see what states decide to do in their individual state, whether we come up with this cohesive framework that’s moved to the federal…… Continue Reading

Market advisor says most farmers wisely sold during winter rally

A broker and marketing advisor says most farmers wisely sold some old-crop corn and soybeans during the brief winter market rally. Mike North with Ever.ag tells Brownfield the January to February rally attracted a lot of old crop sales. “That was a real problem before the rally really caught its second wind if you will,…… Continue Reading

NCGA pushing for corn & ethanol’s inclusion in India trade deal

The president of the National Corn Growers Association says the organization is pushing the Trump administration to ensure corn is included in any new trade deal with India. Kenneth Hartman, Jr. tells Brownfield India’s 1.4 billion people are an attractive market. “We’re very happy that he’s working on emerging markets and India is one of…… Continue Reading

Report shows Nebraska net farm income to double

A new report from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln projects that net farm income in the state will double to a record of nearly $10 billion in 2025. But, UNL extension policy specialist Brad Lubben says, the numbers don’t tell the full story. “It doesn’t seem to mesh with the sentiment, comments or public perception of…… Continue Reading

Milk takes the spotlight as ADAI prepares for Indianapolis 500

The American Dairy Association Indiana says the month of May is an opportunity to showcase the role of dairy to a healthy diet. Brooke Williams, director of communications, says the winner of the Indianapolis 500 drinks a glass of milk in the winner’s circle, which highlights milk’s nutritional value. “Whether you’re finishing a workout or grabbing…… Continue Reading

Minnesota farmer adapts to urban sprawl

A corn and soybean grower who farms south of the Twin Cities continues to adapt to urban sprawl. Brent Mohn of Northfield, Minnesota says residential and commercial growth influences his crop rotation. “We farm closer to urban areas, so some things are going to be leaving production going to development or stuff so we’ve adapted…… Continue Reading

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