Month: April 2023

Applications for the Learn to Hunt Deer program at Sandhill Wildlife Area are due by July 1. / Photo Credit: Nick Berard The Wisconsin Department [Read More]

Innovation has been a critical element to the success of the American ag sector.  In this Managing for Profit, Cam Camfield CEO at Stratovation Group [Read More]

American Farmland Trust has created Smart Solar principles to help farmers and developers to navigate the best areas to adopt the technology. Smart Solar director [Read More]

The Missouri Corn Growers Association says it is pleased to see the Environmental Protection Agency allow E15 use this summer. In a statement, MCGA President [Read More]

National Farmers Union President Rob Larew says the waiver allowing summer sales of E-15 is great news for farmers, “because of all the benefits that [Read More]

An ag meteorologist says May will start out cool and wet for much of the Corn Belt. Greg Soulje tells Brownfield the Eastern Corn Belt [Read More]

Dry conditions from southwest to northeastern Missouri are challenging some farmers as they try to finish spring planting. In northeastern Missouri, farmer Brian Munzlinger tells [Read More]

Iowa’s congressional delegation backed the debt ceiling bill in the House Wednesday, but only after some changes to the legislation that supported the biofuels industry. [Read More]

May corn closed at $6.36, up 9 centsMay soybeans closed at $14.44 and 1/4, up 17 and 1/2 centsMay soybean meal closed at $435.30, up $7.40May [Read More]

Soybeans were higher on commercial and technical buying but ended the week with significant losses. Contracts were oversold and due for a bounce, with some [Read More]