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South Dakota cattlemen cautioned about high nitrates
High nitrate levels have been found in South Dakota forages. South Dakota State University Extension Cow/Calf Field Specialist Robin Salverson tells Brownfield Ag News livestock producers should get forages tested for nitrates before feeding. Most [Read More…]

Cattle futures higher on limited cash trade
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, cattle futures closed moderately higher on support from the limited early-week cash trade. There is some concern as the industry expects a surge in production to start the next year. October [Read More…]

Opportunities for young people to dairy still exist
A dairy leader says young people should not let the current dairy economy discourage them from entering the business. Gary Sipiorski with Vita Plus tells Brownfield older farmers without an incoming generation are looking for [Read More…]

Cow/calf producer COOL request falls on deaf ears
An organization representing U.S. cow/calf producers is frustrated the renegotiated NAFTA agreement does NOT include Country of Origin Labeling (COOL). Lia Biondo with the United States Cattlemen’s Association says they’ve had several meetings with the [Read More…]

Envelopes suspected of containing ricin poison addressed to president, defense secretary
iStock/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) — Two envelopes suspected of containing ricin poison, one addressed to Defense Secretary James Mattis, were identified in the Pentagon’s Central Processing Center, according to a U.S. official. Later on Monday, the Secret Service [Read More…]

Cocktail parties, apps and mobile vans: The new ways fertility companies are trying to reach women in their 20s
ABC(NEW YORK) — Questions about fertility that were once a concern for women in their 30s are now being directed at women a decade younger. As more studies show how fertility gradually declines with age, [Read More…]

Princess Kate returns to royal duties after maternity leave with Prince Louis
Karwai Tang/WireImage via Getty Images(LONDON) — Princess Kate made her first solo appearance since returning from maternity leave. Kate, the mother of Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, met with children from the Sayers [Read More…]

‘My focus was just on that knife’: Chicago police officer who killed 17-year-old Laquan McDonald testifies in own defense
WLS-TV(CHICAGO) — The Chicago Police officer who shot and killed 17-year-old Laquan McDonald in 2014 became emotional when he took the stand in his own defense Tuesday, wiping away tears as he recalled details from [Read More…]

Farmers for Free Trade: new trilateral deal will help farmers
The executive director of Farmers for Free Trade says there is good and bad news when it comes to the new U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement. Brian Kuehl says farmers across the country are relieved that [Read More…]

Milk futures mostly lower, cash dairy mixed Tuesday
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Class III milk futures closed higher in the nearby contracts, and lower further out. October milk gained four cents, closing at $15.94. November down seven at $16.29. The December contract [Read More…]

Farmers for Free Trade and Americans for Free Trade Town Hall
Brownfield’s Amie Simpson will be on the ground for Farmers for Free Trade and Americans for Free Trade Town Hall on Thursday, October 4 in Indianapolis, IN. Continue reading Farmers for Free Trade and Americans [Read More…]

NCBA Cattle Industry Convention
Brownfield Anchor/Reporter Mark Dorenkamp will be on the ground for the NCBA Cattle Industry Convention Jan. 30 – Feb. 1, 2010 in New Orleans, LA. Continue reading NCBA Cattle Industry Convention at Brownfield Ag News. [Read More…]

Bayer leadership excited about potential
Six weeks ago, the much anticipated merger of Monsanto into Bayer Crop Science began. “What I’m most excited about is simply the potential of this company.” Bayer Crop Science President Liam Condon told Brownfield [Read More…]

Envelopes suspected of containing ricin poison, addressed to defense secretary, found at Pentagon mail center
iStock/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) — Two envelopes suspected of containing ricin poison, one addressed to Defense Secretary James Mattis, have been identified in the Pentagon’s Central Processing Center, according to a U.S. official. The envelopes were addressed to [Read More…]

Phones around the country will buzz with the first national emergency alert test Wednesday
iStock/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) — On Wednesday at 2:18 p.m. EST almost all the cell phones in the country will go off in the first nationwide test of a wireless emergency alert system. FEMA officials say they expect [Read More…]

Student pilot who jumped gate at Florida airport will be deported, authorities say
WFTV(ORLANDO, Fla.) — A Florida student pilot who breached airport security and boarded an empty plane will be deported as part of his sentencing, authorities said Monday. Nishal Sankat, 22, pleaded guilty to a felony [Read More…]

Double murder suspect on the run after string of violent crimes in Tennessee: Police
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation(STEWART COUNTY, Tenn.) — Tennessee authorities are desperate to a capture a double murder suspect who they say is on the run after a string of violent crimes. As the search intensifies [Read More…]

World’s 1st blockchain university to begin teaching in 2019
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — A team of Oxford academics hopes to bring university education into the 21st century with the world’s first “blockchain university” when teaching begins early next year. The pioneers at Woolf University will [Read More…]

Harvest delays dominate parts of the northern Corn Belt
Across the Corn Belt, late-season warmth in the Ohio and middle Mississippi Valleys is promoting corn and soybean maturation and harvesting. In contrast, cool, recently rainy weather is affecting portions of the northern Corn Belt, [Read More…]

Corn farmers pleased with new trade deal
The President of the National Corn Growers Association says that the new U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement will help provide certainty to farmers after months of NAFTA renegotiations. Lynn Chrisp says the agreement preserves two critical [Read More…]