Kansas Farm Bureau president Joe Newland says the biggest concern his organization is bringing to the American Farm Bureau Convention in San Antonio is animal ID. “And where we go from there.” He tells Brownfield it needs to be voluntary. The post Kansas Farm Bureau concerned about mandatory animal ID appeared first on Brownfield Ag…… Continue Reading
Wisconsin Farm Bureau wins Pinnacle, New Horizon awards at AFBF Convention
Wisconsin Farm Bureau president Brad Olson says his organization is being recognized during the American Farm Bureau Convention in San Antonio. “We took both awards today at the event, and so a good day for Wisconsin.” Wisconsin Farm Bureau won the Pinnacle Award and the New Horizon Award Saturday. The post Wisconsin Farm Bureau wins…… Continue Reading
Nebraska Farm Bureau wants to capitalize on SAF potential
Nebraska Farm Bureau president Mark McHargue says his state has an opportunity to capitalize on the sustainable aviation fuel market. Speaking to Brownfield at the American Farm Bureau Convention in San Antonio, Texas, he said Nebraska is developing a pipeline to capture carbon dioxide. “So I think using our ethanol or corn stover to go…… Continue Reading
AGCO defeats John Deere’s patent infringement appeal
A Federal Circuit Court ruled Friday that AGCO has defeated John Deere’s appeal of a Delaware jury’s verdict in a patent-infringement case. In a statement, AGCO officials said Deere’s appeal involved Precision Planting’s SpeedTube product – a high-speed planting system. Deere claimed AGCO infringed on their intellectual property, but these arguments were rejected by the…… Continue Reading
Jennifer Aniston Is Eyeing Three Big Stars for ‘9 to 5’ Remake
Aniston is hoping to recruit some high profile females to take on the roles Violet, Judy and Dora Lee. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Missouri Farm Bureau focused on how energy policy and private property intersect
Missouri Farm Bureau president Garrett Hawkins says energy policy and how it intersects with private property is a focus during the American Farm Bureau Convention in San Antonio. The post Missouri Farm Bureau focused on how energy policy and private property intersect appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. … Continue Reading
Be careful with fertilizer cutbacks
A crop nutrition lead at The Mosaic Company says the current state of the ag economy has many growers considering cutbacks on fertilizer applications. Tryston Beyrer says making too many cuts could have longer-term impacts. “Fertility is a large portion of the budget,” he says. “Often times it’s 20% of our budget, but it can account…… Continue Reading
Colt Ford Shares Great News After His Near-Fatal Heart Attack
Even a heart attack hasn’t slowed Colt Ford down. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Billy Ray Cyrus’ Son Says Dad Threatened Him With Legal Action
“You should be ashamed of yourself,” the singer’s son says in a new social media post. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
AFBF expects Trump administration to narrow WOTUS reach
Another swing at Waters of the U.S. AFBF senior director of government affairs Courtney Briggs says the WOTUS rule has been a long-standing problem for members. “Because we’ve had a ping-pong, back and forth of regulations over the last several decades, and unfortunately during the Biden administration we had a very troubling rule that created…… Continue Reading
