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Wisconsin Farm Technology Days releases updated traffic plan

July 7, 2022 nedvedmedia

The following information has been provided by the Clark County, Wisconsin Farm Technology Days committee, and the Clark County Sheriff’s Department to make entering and leaving the three-day event as smooth as possible. Farm Technology [Read More…]

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Organic Valley gives 58 northeastern dairies a new home for milk

July 5, 2022 nedvedmedia

A Wisconsin-based dairy cooperative leader says a lot of work went into bringing 58 northeastern producers into their cooperative after two processors announced they would stop picking up their milk.  Travis Forgues of Organic Valley [Read More…]

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Indiana corn and soybeans need rain

July 5, 2022 nedvedmedia

Indiana corn and soybean fields are showing signs of stress as farmers hope for more rainfall.  USDA reporters say the state’s rainfall varied from zero to just over 6/10ths of an inch last week, and [Read More…]

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Ohio farmers say rain is needed

July 5, 2022 nedvedmedia

The hot and dry weather has Ohio farmers concerned about deteriorating crop conditions.  USDA’s state statistician Cheryl Turner says only 33% of the cropland has adequate precipitation, yet 49% is short and 17% very short [Read More…]

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Wisconsin crops got some rain, but need more

July 5, 2022 nedvedmedia

Wisconsin farmers say the long stretch without significant rainfall is beginning to stress their crops.  USDA reporters say they are hoping for more rain in the coming week since only 72% of the cropland has [Read More…]

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Tennessee crops showing signs of stress

July 5, 2022 nedvedmedia

Persistent hot and dry weather continues to stress Tennessee crops. Statewide, soybeans are rated 48% good to excellent, with 23% blooming, and 1% setting pods.  Cotton is rated 48% good to excellent, 43% of cotton [Read More…]

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Simple economics and the cost of diesel prompt some farmers to go all-in on no-till

July 5, 2022 nedvedmedia

University of Wisconsin Extension Crops and Soils Agent Richard Halopka talks about why some farmers are saving money by saving passes through the field and shares an economic comparison of two farms. UW Extension Agent [Read More…]

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TFI supports Congressional letter to STB as fertilizer shipments could worsen food issues

July 4, 2022 nedvedmedia

The Fertilizer Institute says rail service disruptions of fertilizer shipments could threaten global food security. Justin Louchheim, senior director of government affairs, tells Brownfield nutrients may not be delivered if disruptions continue, causing impacts to [Read More…]

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Corn tar spot confirmed in central Iowa

July 1, 2022 nedvedmedia

The corn disease tar spot has been confirmed in central Iowa. Iowa State University Extension plant pathologist Alison Robertson says the detection occurred June 29th in a seed company plot in Marshall County. “And it [Read More…]

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Trade delegation to visit the Philippines

July 1, 2022 nedvedmedia

Farmers and ag leaders from Minnesota, Nebraska and South Dakota are about to embark on a trade mission to the Philippines. Minnesota Ag Commissioner Thom Petersen says the delegation leaves July 10th. “The Philippines has [Read More…]

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Indiana Farmers Union helps producers get wholesale buyers

July 1, 2022 nedvedmedia

Several small farm producers in Indiana are working with Farmers Union to sell their products beyond the farmers’ market. Michael Morrow is the Executive Director of Indiana Farmers Union and owns Tomorrow’s Farm.  He tells [Read More…]

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Small grains specialist concerned about disease pressure

July 1, 2022 nedvedmedia

An extension small grains specialist is concerned about disease pressure. Jochum Wiersma with the University of Minnesota says tan spot set in during the cooler part of June. “It is kind of our canary in [Read More…]

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Hay sales limited by availability and transportation costs

July 1, 2022 nedvedmedia

A Wisconsin Extension agent who monitors hay sales throughout the Midwest says it’s still hard to buy hay, even as many producers are cutting the second crop. Richard Halopka compiles the hay report and tells [Read More…]

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Scattered rains on the increase across the Heartland favor the Corn Belt

July 1, 2022 nedvedmedia

Across the Corn Belt, showers accompany a slow-moving cold front stretching from Kansas into the Great Lakes region.  North of the front, sunny but cooler weather is favoring summer crop development, while dry and warm [Read More…]

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FSA administrator emphasizes flexibility for USDA programs

July 1, 2022 nedvedmedia

Farm Service Agency Administrator Zach Ducheneaux says USDA is working to be flexible within existing programs to help more farmers and ranchers.  Ducheneaux used the new forage hauling provision within the ELAP program as an [Read More…]

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Minnesota farmer bullish on farmland

July 1, 2022 nedvedmedia

The farmland market continues to be strong across the Midwest. In southern Minnesota, corn and soybean farmer Tim Waibel says quality ground is going for $10,000 to $14,000 an acre. “All depends on you know, [Read More…]

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Study finds producers sleep nearly 30 minutes less during peak seasons

July 1, 2022 nedvedmedia

A recent study shows that farmers and ranchers are at an increased risk for sleep deprivation during peak agricultural seasons. University of Nebraska Extension Educator Susan Harris tells Brownfield farmers and ranchers spend about 25 [Read More…]

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Farm Credit Mid-America and Farm Credit Midsouth announce plans to merge

July 1, 2022 nedvedmedia

Farm Credit Mid-America and Farm Credit Midsouth have announced their intentions to merge and operate under the name Farm Credit Mid-America. The two associations serve more than 137,000 customers in 391 counties across six states. [Read More…]

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A more costly 4th of July cookout

July 1, 2022 nedvedmedia

If you’re headed a cookout this July 4th be prepared for the cost to be higher this year. Farm Bureau economist Veronica Nigh says the average cost for 10 people is $69.68, up 17%, or [Read More…]

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Michigan tax credit bill passes Ag Committee

June 30, 2022 nedvedmedia

The Michigan legislation that would create a tax credit for retailers offering E15 and other ethanol blends has moved forward.  The State’s Senate Ag Committee passed the bill Thursday morning and advanced it to the [Read More…]

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