Green energy projects infringing on farmland is a concern among American Farm Bureau members gathering at their annual convention this week in San Antonio. Ohio Farm Bureau president Bill Patterson says land is being devoured by green energy. “There’s a balance, right. And we’re trying to find the balance and trying to figure out how…… Continue Reading
Farm bill waiting game
More waiting for a farm bill. American Farm Bureau vice president of public policy Sam Kieffer says before Congress can focus on passing a new five-year farm bill, budget reconciliation needs to be settled. “The big question that has yet to be answered is will it be one big beautiful reconciliation bill like President Trump…… Continue Reading
The Four Different Biker Waves and What They Mean
Most popular wave has been around for 100 years. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
American Farm Bureau Convention underway in San Antonio
The American Farm Bureau Convention is underway in San Antonio. Minnesota Farm Bureau president Dan Glessing says as members gather in Texas, there will be many challenges to discuss. “Just the uncertainty of the farm economy right now and commodity prices, issues around trade, as well as farm bill. Of course we weren’t excited about…… Continue Reading
Liver and Onions, Anyone? 15 Dinner Dishes Nobody Makes Anymore
From Chicken Divan to ambrosia salad, these once-beloved American dinner dishes have faded from the mealtime rotation. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
I Think This Proves That Kane Brown is a Spectacular Parent
Kane Brown and his wife Katelyn must be doing something right! Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Reba McEntire and Boyfriend Rex Linn Celebrate 5-Year Anniversary
Reba McEntire and Rex Linn are here to remind us that true love can find you at any age or life stage. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
MSU Extension director focusing on people
The Director of Michigan State University Extension says he’s excited to reinvest in the organization’s workforce as part of a new strategic plan. Quentin Tyler tells Brownfield the organization has been working to redefine its vision for the future after an internal and external assessment over the past two years. “Our work contributes to thriving…… Continue Reading
Soybeans, corn, wheat down Friday, still up on week
Soybeans were lower on profit taking and technical selling, still ending the week with solid gains. Argentina has cut its export taxes on soybeans and products, allowing them to more aggressively market supplies. Of course, demand is one thing, supply is another, and some projections for Argentina’s soybean crop have moved lower due to weather…… Continue Reading
MDA suspends some poultry auctions, shows, and swap meets in
The Missouri Department of Agriculture is taking steps to prevent the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza. The department has suspended all poultry and waterfowl auctions, shows, and swap meets in the counties containing control areas or surveillance zones. HPAI has been confirmed in Newtown, Jasper, McDonald, and Lawrence counties. MDA says the suspension will…… Continue Reading
