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  • Published on Mar 1, 2025

    US farmers to plant more corn, seeking best chance at profits

    Faced with dwindling revenues, potential tariffs and an increasingly unstable world market, US farmers turn to planting corn, a crop less reliant on foreign sales Farmers in the US plan to plant more corn and fewer soybeans this spring than they did last …

    Source: Taipei Times - Neutral
  • Published on Mar 1, 2025

    Tax breaks, child care and free college: How a Kansas town is enticing people to move there

    Field of wheat in central Kansas is nearly ready for harvest. Ricardo Reitmeyer | Getty Images With a population of about 2,100, Neodesha, Kansas, is roughly 100 miles from Wichita and Topeka in Kansas and Tulsa, Oklahoma. Its claim to fame is the 65-foot- …

    Source: CNBC - Neutral
  • Published on Mar 1, 2025

    Naprsteks honored as Farm Family of the Year

    LEXINGTON — For the past 55 years, Hap and Loretta Naprstek have invested plenty of sweat equity into building up the Hilltop Ranch northeast of Lexington. Starting with just 12.5 acres in 1971 and a handful of cattle, they have now bought most of the …

    Source: Lexington Clipper-Herald - Nebraska - Label Pending
  • Published on Feb 28, 2025

    2024 crops in North Dakota have forecast value of $9.7 billion, 7% lower than 2023

    The value of North Dakota’s 2024 field and miscellaneous crops is forecast at $9.70 billion, according to the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. This is down 7% from 2023. The value of soybean production is expected to total $2.38 billion, …

    Source: DGR News - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 28, 2025

    2024 crops in South Dakota have forecast value of $7.13 billion, down 11% from 2023

    The value of South Dakota’s 2024 field and miscellaneous crops is forecast at $7.13 billion, according to the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. This is down 11% from 2023. The value of corn production is expected to total $3.62 billion, down …

    Source: DGR News - Neutral
  • Published on Mar 1, 2025

    Rooted in Agronomy: Ryan Gentle’s Commitment to Helping Farmers Grow Better Corn

    With another growing season quickly approaching, Ryan Gentle’s days will soon be filled with a lot more windshield time as he works fields and visits farmers from as far south as St. Louis to as far north as Galena, Illinois. Gentle is an agronomist based …

    Source: Successful Farming - Neutral
  • Published on Mar 1, 2025

    ASA Names 2025 Regional Conservation Legacy Award Winners

    St. Louis, MO., February 28, 2025  — The American Soybean Association congratulates this year’s regional winners of the 2025 Conservation Legacy Award: Benjamin and Shannon Tignor Ellis, Champlain, Virginia (South Region) Jim O’Connell, Cedar Rapids, Iowa …

    Source: No-Till Farmer - Wisconsin - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 28, 2025

    Prairie Wheat Weekly: Spring wheat bids tumble

    Glacier FarmMedia | MarketsFarm — Potential tariffs to be imposed on Canadian imports to the United States, as well as weakness in U.S. wheat futures were primary factors for declines in Western Canadian wheat bids for the week ended Feb. 27. In a social …

    Source: Grainews - Label Pending
  • Published on Feb 28, 2025

    Dry Land Farming: Grow a Thriving Garden with Less Water

    Summary Choose drought-resistant vegetables and grains for dry land farming. Adding mulch and protective layers within your garden preserves soil moisture. Both weed control and cover crops aid in water retention. Dry land farming refers to agricultural …

    Source: Backyard Boss - Label Pending
  • Published on Feb 27, 2025

    American farmers to plant more corn, seeking best chance at profits

    "When you look at relative profitability, corn is winning the acreage battle," said Frayne Olson, an agricultural economist with North Dakota State University. Some farmers may be able to earn "a nickel or two" on every bushel of corn, …

    Source: Irish Independent - Center-right
  • Published on Feb 28, 2025

    K-State Agriculture Today: 1879 – Grain Market Movements…Snow, Rain and Drought

    https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/agtodayksu/25-02-28-Podcast.mp3 Grain Market Comments from D.C., Part 1 Grain Market Comments from D.C., Part 2 Rollercoaster of Temperatures   00:01:05 – Grain Market Comments from D.C., Part 1: K- …

    Source: Sunflower State Radio KD 94 - Kansas - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 28, 2025

    Early planting can reap rewards

    Planting soybeans early when possible continues to be a good practice. One backer of planting soybeans early is Ralph Lents, who farms in Adair County, Iowa. Lents called his planting-date move a gradual change over a few decades. More use of no till and …

    Source: The Bryan Times - Ohio - Label Pending
  • Published on Feb 28, 2025

    USAID cuts will impact Minnesota farmers

    USAID cuts will impact Minnesota farmers Published 5:59 am Friday, February 28, 2025 By Tom Crann and Gretchen Brown, Minnesota Public Radio News Cuts at USAID will end thousands of humanitarian programs abroad. But Minnesota farmers will also see …

    Source: Albert Lea Tribune - Minnesota - Label Pending
  • Published on Feb 27, 2025

    Spring wheat plans remain unclear

    SASKATOON — The spring wheat planting intentions of North America’s farmers appear a little murky. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s acreage forecast for 2025 is at odds with what some analysts are thinking, while Canada’s situation is still very much …

    Source: The Western Producer - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 26, 2025

    Analysis-American farmers to plant more corn, seeking best chance at profits

    By Julie Ingwersen CHICAGO (Reuters) - Farmers in the U.S. plan to plant more corn and fewer soybeans this spring than they did last year, hoping to eke out a profit and shield themselves from U.S. President Donald Trump’s threatened tariffs, growers and …

    Source: Yahoo News - Center-left
  • Published on Mar 1, 2025

    Live, feeder cattle futures close sharply lower Friday

    Market News Live, feeder cattle futures close sharply lower Friday Chicago Mercantile Exchange live and feeder cattle futures closed sharply lower, pressured by the week-to-week decline in direct cash prices. April live was down $3.47 at $192.65 and June …

    Source: Brownfield Ag News - Neutral
  • Published on Mar 1, 2025

    Here Are the 12 New Books You Should Read in March

    Spring is just around the corner. As the days get longer, you’ll want to spend those extra hours of sunlight with a good book. This month’s must-reads include astronaut and activist Amanda Nguyen’s debut memoir, Torrey Peters’ experimental follow-up to her …

    Source: TIME Magazine - Center-left
  • Published on Feb 27, 2025

    Sign up now for 2025 crop pest alerts

    COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri Extension’s Pest Monitoring Network offers free, timely pest alerts to farmers and gardeners, says MU Extension crops entomologist Ivair Valmorbida. Early detection allows farmers to take quick action before …

    Source: University of Missouri Extension - Label Pending
  • Published on Feb 27, 2025

    Farmers face season of angst and uncertainty

    Baskerville, Virginia CNN  —  John Boyd Jr. knows he cannot control the sun or the rain. A lifetime of farming in southern Virginia means he has seen good years and bad years, healthy crops and high prices, lower yields and a shortage of buyers. But he …

    Source: CNN - Neutral

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