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NC State: Cover crops mitigate farmer losses after flooding
A North Carolina State University study suggests that cover crops — or crops grown in between cash-crop seasons — can...
Michigan House Ag Appropriations asked to support SESMA
News Michigan House Ag Appropriations asked to support SESMA Ag leaders from Michigan State University are asking for new funding...
Idaho farmers pay $500K to resolve CFAP fraud allegations
U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit says that three Eastern Idaho farmers — Merrill Hanny, Roger Burke, and Robert Sollis — have...
Congressman says Chinese purchases of ag land is a national security threat
News Congressman says Chinese purchases of ag land is a national security threat A US Representative is calling for lawmakers...
World Water Day 2023 – Agri-EPI Centre
Happy World Water Day! Water sustainability is a critical factor in agri-tech, as agriculture accounts for approximately 70% of global...
Federal judge puts WOTUS rule on ice in Texas and Idaho
The Biden administration’s WOTUS, or “Waters of the U.S.” rule, which expands the Clean Water Act’s jurisdiction, officially takes effect...
Global Dairy Trade index down Tuesday
News Global Dairy Trade index down Tuesday Prices for dairy products fell Tuesday on the Global Dairy Trading platform. The...
FFA student turns passion into SAE project with mushrooms
Many projects come to mind when you hear about FFA and SAEs, but fungus isn’t typically one of them. This...
Break-evens key to grain marketing in 2023
News Break-evens key to grain marketing in 2023 March 20, 2023 By Mark Dorenkamp Filed Under: Crops, News Many farmers...
Robot measures leaf angles, helping breed better corn plants
Researchers from North Carolina State University and Iowa State University have demonstrated an automated technology capable of accurately measuring the...
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NC State: Cover crops mitigate farmer losses after flooding
A North Carolina State University study suggests that cover crops — or crops grown in between cash-crop seasons — can...
Michigan House Ag Appropriations asked to support SESMA
News Michigan House Ag Appropriations asked to support SESMA Ag leaders from Michigan State University are asking for new funding...
Idaho farmers pay $500K to resolve CFAP fraud allegations
U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit says that three Eastern Idaho farmers — Merrill Hanny, Roger Burke, and Robert Sollis — have...
Congressman says Chinese purchases of ag land is a national security threat
News Congressman says Chinese purchases of ag land is a national security threat A US Representative is calling for lawmakers...
World Water Day 2023 – Agri-EPI Centre
Happy World Water Day! Water sustainability is a critical factor in agri-tech, as agriculture accounts for approximately 70% of global...
Federal judge puts WOTUS rule on ice in Texas and Idaho
The Biden administration’s WOTUS, or “Waters of the U.S.” rule, which expands the Clean Water Act’s jurisdiction, officially takes effect...
Global Dairy Trade index down Tuesday
News Global Dairy Trade index down Tuesday Prices for dairy products fell Tuesday on the Global Dairy Trading platform. The...
FFA student turns passion into SAE project with mushrooms
Many projects come to mind when you hear about FFA and SAEs, but fungus isn’t typically one of them. This...
Break-evens key to grain marketing in 2023
News Break-evens key to grain marketing in 2023 March 20, 2023 By Mark Dorenkamp Filed Under: Crops, News Many farmers...
Robot measures leaf angles, helping breed better corn plants
Researchers from North Carolina State University and Iowa State University have demonstrated an automated technology capable of accurately measuring the...
Big Buck Profile: The Dustin Huff Buck
News Big Buck Profile: The Dustin Huff Buck March 18, 2023 By Brent Barnett Filed Under: Outdoor Adventures The evening...
Scientists develop better potatoes, for the sake of chips
You can’t have just one. Potato chips are America’s classic snack: crunchy, salty, greasy, and tasting of potato or flavored...
