The central region business manager for Beck’s Hybrids says the company expects adequate seed supplies for 2025. Clint Prange tells Brownfield… “Seed production looks very good right now.” He says, “We even ramped up production that much more coming off of last year because we had such high demand to make sure that we have…… Continue Reading
CME cash dairy prices steady to higher Friday
Cash dairy prices were steady-to-higher entering the holiday Friday on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was unchanged at $0.56. Two sales were recorded at that price. Forty-pound cheese blocks were up $0.1350 at $2.21. Three sales were recorded, ranging from $2.19 to $2.21. Cheese barrels were up $0.0875 at $2.26. Two sales were recorded…… Continue Reading
‘Yellowstone’ Ratchets Up the Drama in New Season 5 Teaser
New episodes are right around the corner. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Yes, That Was Trace Adkins’ Daughter on ‘Claim to Fame’ Season 3
She almost convinced the house she’s related to ANOTHER country star. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Jelly Roll’s Tour Rider Must-Haves Will Surprise You
Jelly Roll admits one of his backstage rider requirements is a “rich people” indulgence. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
First field trial for H5N1 cattle vaccine authorized
Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack says the USDA will allow field safety trials of H5N1 vaccines in dairy cattle. Vilsack says he doesn’t expect the trials to disrupt trade. “The expectation is that there won’t be quite the level of concern as there is in poultry and the reason being that dairy cows and cattle generally…… Continue Reading
Jelly Roll Singing Save Me In the Rain Is Today’s Feel-Good Video
Jelly Roll made it rain during his tour-opening show in Salt Lake City this week. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
What We Learned Seeing Post Malone’s F-1 Trillion Truck Up Close
It’s a real truck, and it’s really cool. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Challenging weather spawns grain storage concerns
Grain storage concerns are prevalent in areas of the Corn Belt that had planting delays. Iowa State University Extension agronomist Gentry Sorenson says crop development varies widely across the Upper Midwest. “There’s going to be some wet corn out there this year, a lot of fields were planted very late.” Ryan Thompson with AGI tells…… Continue Reading
Surprising start to harvest for southeastern Illinois farmer
A southeastern Illinois farmer says his corn harvest started Thursday with a surprise. Jeff Scates, who farms in Gallatin & Union Counties, tells Brownfield… “It was the first field that we had planted, and it was coming out at 15% moisture.” He says, “So it’s much, much drier than anticipated.” He says yields were also…… Continue Reading
