Articles by Staff

News Managing nitrogen after a cover crop While cover crop residue can be valuable for soil health, the organic matter can tie up nitrogen and [Read More]

News New lawsuit filed against USDA over rescinded RFID requirement The legal battle between radio frequency ID ear tag opponents and the USDA is back [Read More]

Managing for Profit Stewardship is key when battling weed resistance Some of the most challenging glyphosate-resistant weeds are pigweed, waterhemp, and ragweed. But there are [Read More]

Weather An active pattern, temps to vary across the Heartland April 7, 2020 By Greg Soulje Filed Under: Ag Weather, weather An early-week period of [Read More]

News IDFA, NMPF offer Milk Crisis Plan to USDA April 6, 2020 By Larry Lee Filed Under: Ag economy, Ag Policy, Dairy, News Two dairy [Read More]

News Limited fieldwork in Michigan, some fruit buds swelling April 6, 2020 By Larry Lee Filed Under: Crops, Crops, Michigan, News, USDA Some fieldwork has [Read More]

News Wetness continues to slow Wisconsin field progress April 6, 2020 By Larry Lee Filed Under: Crops, Crops, News, Wisconsin Above normal temperatures in March [Read More]

News South Dakota winter wheat looks good April 6, 2020 By Mark Dorenkamp Filed Under: Crops, News, South Dakota Little in the way of fieldwork [Read More]

News Fieldwork curbed by wet conditions in Minnesota The USDA says snow cover in the northern part of the state and wet conditions elsewhere curbed [Read More]