Month: September 2023
AMC launches monster-sized, 700-hour FearFest event running through Halloween
AMC/Shudder If you’re one of those people who wished Halloween was more than one day a year, you’re in luck: AMC has announced plans for a supersized version of its annual FearFest. For the very [Read More…]
Lower commodity prices and high interest rates weighing on farmland market
Lower commodity prices and high interest rates are weighing on farmland across the Midwest. Compeer Financial certified appraiser Jeremy Fluegge covers four counties in south-central Minnesota says most sales have been flat to slightly lower [Read More…]
ASA CEO: lack of new trade deals a challenge
The CEO of the American Soybean Association says he is disappointed with the lack of new trade agreements in the last two years. Steve Censky says deals are on hold with countries who want to [Read More…]
AgroLiquid turns 40
The head of AgroLiquid says as the fertilizer industry evolves, the company continues to focus on improving the efficiency of products. Nick Bancroft is President and CEO of the Michigan-based company. “We need to continue [Read More…]
Farmers plan for low Mississippi River impact
Two Illinois farmers say they are keeping a close eye on low Mississippi River levels and its impact on fall commodity prices. “The Mississippi River is expected to be at – 3 feet in St. [Read More…]
New Princess Diana documentary includes never-before-heard audio recordings
Bettmann/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Twenty-six years after her death, Princess Diana is speaking out in her own words in a new documentary, in never-before-heard audio recordings. The documentary, Diana: The Rest of Her Story, [Read More…]
White teen charged with attempted murder after allegedly trying to drown Black juvenile
Douglas Sacha/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — A white teenager has been indicted by a grand jury on attempted murder and assault with a dangerous weapon for allegedly trying to drown a Black juvenile in a [Read More…]
Heat Advisory issued September 01 at 1:09PM MDT until September 03 at 6:00PM MDT by NWS
…HEAT ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 1 PM SATURDAY TO 7 PM CDT SUNDAY… * WHAT…Heat index values up to 103 expected. * WHERE…Portions of northwest and west central Iowa, northeast Nebraska and central, east central, [Read More…]
Why the August jobs report bodes well for the inflation fight, according to economists
Kwanchai Lerttanapunyaporn/EyeEm/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — The U.S. hiring spree slowed in recent months as employers took on fewer workers and provided smaller wage increases, government data released on Friday showed. Hiring held steady in [Read More…]
‘Power Book IV: Force’ season 2 kicks off this weekend
Starz Starz’s crime drama Power Book IV: Force has returned for its second season. After moving from New York to Chicago in the first season, Joseph Sikora‘s fan favorite Tommy Egan keeps making moves to [Read More…]
Duvall hopeful milk order hearing brings positive changes
The President of the American Farm Bureau Federation says he’s hopeful the USDA hearing on the Federal Milk Marketing Order system leads to some modernization to benefit farmers. Zippy Duvall tells Brownfield ending voluntary processor [Read More…]
Farm bill dicussions will have to wait when Congress returns from August recess
An ag lobbyist says the 2023 Farm Bill will take a back seat to the appropriations bills when Congress returns to work following its August recess. Mary Kay Thatcher with Syngenta says if a deal [Read More…]
USB highlights potential for high oleic soybeans
During the 2023 Farm Progress Show, the United Soybean Board spoke to attendees about the increasing potential for high oleic soybeans. In this interview, Vice President of Marketing John Jansen tells Brownfield about the supply [Read More…]
Wyffels Hybrids shares update on CRW monitoring program and Farm Rescue partnership
2023 Farm Progress Show participants engaged in discussions about agronomy, corn root worm pressure and a new partnership with Farm Rescue when visiting the Wyffels Hybrids booth. In this interview, Agronomy Manager Ryan Gentle provides [Read More…]
Klobuchar briefed by USTR on Mexico, Canada disputes
A leader in the Senate Agriculture Committee expects the U.S. to win two disputes involving the U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement. Minnesota’s Amy Klobuchar is the number two Democrat behind outgoing chair Debbie Stabenow and says [Read More…]
NASA releases images showing 33-foot crater left by Russian spacecraft crashing into moon
Getty Images (NEW YORK) — NASA has released images showing where it believes Russia’s failed Luna-25 spacecraft crashed into the surface of the moon two weeks ago. NASA said its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) operations [Read More…]
State election officials prepare for efforts to disqualify Trump under 14th Amendment
Joseph Prezioso/AFP via Getty Images, FILE (WASHINGTON) — Efforts to keep former President Donald Trump off the 2024 ballot under the 14th Amendment are gaining momentum as election officials in key states are preparing for [Read More…]
Nursing homes must boost staffing levels under new Biden plan
Maskot/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — Nursing homes that accept Medicaid and Medicare must adhere to new federally required staffing levels in order to keep receiving taxpayer money, according to a rule announced Friday by the Biden [Read More…]
Johnson addresses crisis at the southern border
Congressman Dusty Johnson has been getting an earful regarding the crisis at the southern border during his summer recess travels across South Dakota. “And it’s clearly in crisis,” said Johnson. “There is a growing bipartisan [Read More…]
CBS’ tribute to the late, great Bob Barker
CBS ©2005 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved/Cliff Lipson On Thursday night, CBS aired The Price is Right: A Tribute to Bob Barker, a one-hour special celebrating the life and career of the legendary game [Read More…]