Month: March 2023
Viborg-Hurley claims second straight State B title
For the second straight season, Viborg-Hurley won the Class B Girls State Basketball Tournament, defeating Wall 71-61 in Saturday’s championship. Coral Mason led the Cougars with 28 points and 16 rebounds on her way to [Read More…]
Wind Advisory issued March 12 at 5:21AM MDT until March 12 at 9:00AM MDT by NWS
…WIND ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 AM CDT THIS MORNING… * WHAT…Northwest winds 25 to 30 mph with gusts up to 45 mph. * WHERE…Portions of central, east central, south central and southeast South [Read More…]
Wind Advisory issued March 11 at 9:46PM MDT until March 12 at 9:00AM MDT by NWS
…WIND ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 AM CDT SUNDAY… * WHAT…Northwest winds 20 to 30 mph with gusts up to 50 mph expected. * WHERE…Portions of central, east central, south central and southeast South [Read More…]
Bud Grant, stoic coach of powerful Vikings teams, dies at 95
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Bud Grant, the stoic and demanding Hall of Fame coach who took the Minnesota Vikings and their mighty Purple People Eaters defense to four Super Bowls in eight years and lost all [Read More…]
Texas man files wrongful death suit against 3 women he claims aided ex-wife’s abortion
Getty Images/Catherine McQueen (TEXAS) — A Texas man is suing three women he alleges helped his now ex-wife obtain medication for an abortion. Marcus Silva filed a wrongful death lawsuit on March 9 seeking more [Read More…]
National Corn Growers prioritize farm bill and sustainability policies
National Corn Growers Association board members approved policy priorities for 2023 during Corn Congress at the Commodity Classic. NCGA policy now supports the full transparency and a standardization of Environment, Social and Government scores, a [Read More…]
Emergency grain storage funding available
Farmers in nine states who lost grain bins or handling equipment due to storms could be eligible for assistance from USDA’s Farm Service Agency. The USDA’s new Emergency Grain Storage Facility Assistance Program has $20 [Read More…]
ASA’s policy priorities include strengthening crop insurance, trade programs in ’23 Farm Bill
Protecting crop insurance and enhancing trade market programs are front and center of farm bill discussions. American Soybean Association delegates made the 2023 legislation their top policy priority and Vice President Josh Gackle, a farmer [Read More…]
6 bodies, 154 remains found at suspended crematorium’s warehouse: Officials
Getty Images/Nikola Stojadinovic (CALIFORNIA) — A Hayward, California, cremation business that had its license was suspended in January was found in possession of six bodies and the cremated remains of 154 people in a warehouse, [Read More…]
California’s Pajaro River breaches overnight, residents urged to evacuate
Getty Images/Linda Wooderson/EyeEm (CALIFORNIA) — Over 8,500 residents have been urged to evacuate immediately after a 100-foot-wide breach emerged along California’s Pajaro River around midnight Saturday morning as the state has faced a series of [Read More…]
Texas advises against traveling to Mexico during spring break
Getty Images/Fran Polito (TEXAS) — Texas authorities are advising residents to avoid traveling to Mexico during spring break “due to the ongoing violence throughout that country.” The Texas Department of Public Safety issued an advisory [Read More…]
3 women missing for 2 weeks after traveling from Texas to Mexico
Getty Images/Johner Images (MEXICO) — Three women have been missing for two weeks after traveling from Texas to Mexico for a shopping trip, authorities said. The women — Dora Alicia Cervantes Saenz, 53, Marina Perez [Read More…]
Democrats propose countermeasure to GOP’s Parents Bill of Rights
Getty Images/Siri Stafford (WASHINGTON, D.C.) — In response to a Republican bill to boost parents’ rights in the classroom, Democrats are out with a proposal they say will advance an “inclusive, aspirational, and affirmative vision for [Read More…]
Nebraska farmer discusses concerns for ’23 season, trade and cover crops
Southeast Nebraska farmer and vice chair of the Nebraska Corn Board Brandon Hunnicutt says input costs and drought continue to be a concern heading into this year’s growing season. But, he tells Brownfield, cover crops [Read More…]
Fertilizer prices soften, but an increase could be on the horizon
As fertilizer prices have softened in the last several weeks, President and CEO of The Fertilizer Institute says they could increase again. Corey Rosenbusch tells Brownfield availability has improved, but inflation is still impacting prices. [Read More…]
Clarity needed for carbon markets
Many farmers could use clarity in the carbon market space. Christian Barcan, sustainability officer with Rabo AgriFinance says they continue to refine their programs to help farmers maximize their investments and conservation efforts. …
Wind Advisory issued March 11 at 1:41PM MST until March 12 at 8:00AM MST by NWS
…WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT CST TONIGHT TO 10 AM CDT SUNDAY… * WHAT…Northwest winds 25 to 30 mph with gusts up to 45 mph expected. * WHERE…Portions of central, east central, south central [Read More…]
Advancements in irrigation technology to help farmers be more efficient
Brett Marshall, North American sales manager for after market parts, says the industry is advancing its use of technology to help farmers become more efficient with water usage. Marshall says Valley offers several products to [Read More…]
A round table discussion with John Deere from Commodity Classic
During the 2023 Commodity Classic, Brownfield hosted roundtable discussions on the American Soybean Association stage. In the audio below, you’ll hear from Ryan Jardon, Large Tractors & Tillage Go to Market Manager, who touches on [Read More…]
Take time to focus on farmer health
Bayer’s Health for all, Hunger for none initiative is focusing on making advancements in health and agriculture. Chris Turner, Country Division Head in the U.S., says the company is reminding farmers to prioritize health. “Taking [Read More…]
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