AgDay
Hosted by Haley Bickelhaupt, AgDay provides the nation’s farmers and ranchers with the latest news, weather and business headlines, and features the people and places unique to the industry and small-town America.
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This 2021 Massey Ferguson 8735S with 190 hours sold on Nov. 9 at a Newton, KS sale for the highest price ever on this model
These six categories provide layers of data to leverage for the sake of productivity, sustainability and profitability.
The smart farm of the future doesn’t shy away from leaning into change and using technology to improve productivity, efficiency and, ultimately, profitability.
Ag and food technology is an attractive industry for innovators, which means an endless bevy of options for farmers looking to deploy the latest solutions.
The push to make our world smarter is a never-ending carousel of products and technological adaptations rolled out one iteration and software update at a time.
If you are a farmer who wants to Flip Your Soil there’s a long list of soil health practices you can use such as incorporating livestock.
Vilsack said he was most impressed by how American farmers, ranchers and producers have been supportive.
Grains higher Tuesday on short covering, following crude oil, after news of a Russian missile hitting Poland. Strong NOPA crush, Mexican export biz also supportive. Michelle Rook is with Brian Grete on AgDay TV.
Rural America, and farmers especially are skeptical to put it mildly about electric vehicles and tractors. John Phipps says this attitude is reasonable, but also myopic, and explains why in John’s World.
Markets close higher except cattle. Grains & crude oil reverse weakness w/talk of a Russia missile hitting Poland. Cattle mixed, with technical buying supporting hogs. Michelle Rook & Brian Grete, Pro Farmer.