News EPA denies refiner exemptions, ethanol groups say move strengthens RFS Ethanol groups are applauding the Biden administration for denying small refinery exemptions and restoring integrity in the Renewable Fuel...

News Food plots and summer scouting July 15, 2023 By Brent Barnett Filed Under: Outdoor Adventures Photo courtesy of Bill Winke/Instagram On this week’s episode of the Outdoor Adventures hunting...

There’s something special about fields full of golden ears of corn. But, while any farmer is happy to see a healthy crop growing in the soil, one Kentucky man discovered...

News House Ways and Means take a closer look at ag trade July 14, 2023 By Carah Hart Filed Under: News, Trade The chairman of the House Ways and Means...

A new, quarterly report from CoBank illustrates a gravity-defying U.S. economy despite inflation, borrowing costs, and other headwinds. Meanwhile, the labor market has remained relatively tight but has improved significantly...

News Stockpiling forage can help survive in drought July 13, 2023 By Carah Hart Filed Under: Drought, Missouri, News A regional agronomy specialist with the University of Missouri Extension says...

Syngenta announced today that its residual corn herbicide Storen has been registered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and will be available for use in 2024, subject to state approvals....

News USDA reduces 2023 pork guess July 12, 2023 By John Perkins Filed Under: Animal Protein, Beef, Cattle, Chicken, Livestock, Meat, News, Pork, Poultry, USDA The USDA made a slight...

Image by Monster Ztudio, Shutterstock Farm Credit East, the Northeast’s largest agricultural lender, recently awarded $68,000 in higher education scholarships to 40 student recipients. Farm Credit East’s scholarship program supports...

News Wisconsin Senator introduces ag Short Course funding bill State funding to re-start the Farm and Industry Short Course might happen yet this year.  State Senator Joan Ballweg tells Brownfield,...