Pioneer U.S. marketing leader says corn crop looks “promising”

Weather challenges are apparent as corn nears maturity across the Midwest. But Pioneer U.S. marketing leader Brandon Walter says despite some extreme growing conditions, the majority of the crop looks promising. “We’ve seen that with some of the USDA yield results that are coming in so far of what they’re expecting.” Brownfield interviewed Walter during…Continue Reading

Corteva highlights Vorceed Enlist corn

Corteva Agriscience U.S. Crop Protection Launch Leader Eric Scherder says farmers need flexibility to control above and below-ground pests. Speaking to Brownfield at the 2024 Farm Progress Show near Boone, Iowa, he said Vorceed Enlist corn offers elite genetics, a wider herbicide application window, and technology to combat corn rootworm. The post Corteva highlights Vorceed…Continue Reading

Importance of Consumer Education

The Iowa Soybean Association says not every person is familiar with agriculture, or where/how their food is produced. In this episode of Seeds of Success, an ISA director talks about the importance of growing consumer trust in modern agriculture. The post Importance of Consumer Education appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.     Continue Reading

Soybean Research Results can be Immediate

In this Pods for Profit, Michigan Soybean Committee Vice President Scott Wilson discusses why he’s hosted on-farm research trials for several years and how others can benefit. The post Soybean Research Results can be Immediate appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.     Continue Reading

Congressman shares trade concerns during Nebraska State Fair forum

A Nebraska Congressman says he’s unhappy with the Biden administration’s efforts to grow and expand trade. Congressman Adrian Smith says he doesn’t think the administration moved quick enough on Mexico’s decree against biotech U.S. corn. “That’s I believe a flagrant violation of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement,” he says. “Mexico agreed with USMCA that they would take…Continue Reading

Meeting customer needs remains critical to success

Some equipment companies are shifting priorities through the current downturn in the ag economy.  Case IH vice president Kurt Coffey says customer support becomes even more critical when margins are tight. “Seasons come and seasons go,” he says.  “We’re being smart and being stable through difficult times, but we’re telegraphing that we’ve been here 180…Continue Reading

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