During her endometriosis battle, she suffered in silence for more than a decade. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Driving Demand to Help Mitigate Risk
The Beef Checkoff is designed to promote, educate, and research beef with the ultimate goal of increasing demand for beef in domestic and global markets. In this episode, Tammy Bartholomew, secretary of the Missouri Beef Industry Council shares how state and national partnerships are working for producers. The post Driving Demand to Help Mitigate Risk…… Continue Reading
Survey Reveals Most Americans Can’t Watch Television Without This
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Exporting Michigan Soybeans
In this Pods for Profit, U.S. Soybean Export Council CEO Jim Sutter offers perspective on where Michigan soybeans are being exported to and the supply chain that gets them there. The post Exporting Michigan Soybeans appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. … Continue Reading
Minnesota Soybean president encouraged by tariff suspension
A state commodity group leader is encouraged by reports tariffs imposed by the U.S. on Mexico are being suspended for a month. Minnesota Soybean Growers Association president Darin Johnson tells Brownfield the Trump administration has shown it will use tariffs as a trade tool. “Seems like tariffs, it’s more of a lever that you can…… Continue Reading
Cattle producers remain committed to sustainability
Consumers have asked for more sustainability from the food supply chain. Ashley McDonald, the executive director of the National Grazing Lands Coalition, says the cattle industry has delivered — and has a great story to tell. “Being able to just show that pride, it’s not something that we need to shy away from,” she says.…… Continue Reading
Anxious to get to work with the new administration
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association vice president of government affairs says the cattle industry is anxious to get to work with the new administration. Ethan Lane tells Brownfield that once Brooke Rollins is confirmed as Secretary of Agriculture, he’s optimistic she’ll focus on alleviating some of the regulatory burdens facing producers. “That’s a big lift we’re…… Continue Reading
Are you new to hiring farm labor?
When the farming operation grows, it often means hiring additional employees. That is a task many farmers are uncomfortable with in the early growth stages because they’ve never had to work with people outside of their own families. Erin Meis and Kristen Ireland from People Spark consulting have some advice for farmers who are just…… Continue Reading
15 Chains With Loyal Customers Who Refuse to Go Anywhere Else
A recent survey found these brands to be at the top when it comes to customer loyalty. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Planting already? Wisconsin farmer puts a few soybeans in the ground
A Wisconsin farmer known for his many soybean experiments has another test underway. Ryan Nell farms near Juneau, and he wrapped up January by planting some soybeans. “This is something we’ve never done. We have frost underneath all of this right now. I’ve never planted on top of frost. When you go down and dig…… Continue Reading
