Month: October 2019

The legal challenge over Missouri’s meat labeling law passed in 2018 will go to court and the head of the Missouri Cattlemen’s Association says  they’re confident they will prevail. Mike Deering tells Brownfield several attempts [Read More…]

South Dakota’s lone congressman says a bill he’s co-sponsoring will help  livestock producers improve their risk management and marketing skills. Republican Dusty Johnson introduced the Livestock Risk Management and Education Act with Frank Lucas (R-Oklahoma) [Read More…]

Flexibility is needed as lawmakers consider policy on conservation and precision agriculture, according to the vice president and general manager of TerraNova Ranch in California. Don Cameron, TerraNova Ranch, California, Farm, Agriculture, Precision Agriculture, Technology [Read More…]

Farmers in Minnesota made good progress on soybean harvest toward the end of last week. Rochelle Krusemark of Trimont in south-central Minnesota says they finished soybeans Sunday night. “We strip-till and do a lot of [Read More…]

Class III milk futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange drifted lower Wednesday, although the spot October contract settled unchanged at $18.65.  November down nine cents at $19.01.  December closed seven cents lower at $18.31.  January [Read More…]