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Today’s agriculture headlines and expert perspectives serving farmers, ranchers, crop consultants, livestock nutritionists and the entire U.S. ag community.
Sixteen agricultural market analysts will be talking grain markets today in Chicago, Ill. during the first-ever Marketing Rally. Hear from two experts.
Wow, for a day without a lot of market movement so much seemed to happen.
NCBA envisions more nimble, efficient organization
Monsanto Company announced today that the Deltapine Class of 10 will include six new cotton varieties.
A controversial study out of Purdue University suggests that more of the fertilizers and pesticides used to grow corn would find their way into nearby water sources if ethanol demand leads to more corn acres.
Vilsack addresses Copenhagen climate meeting
Provides healthier plants from the start for a more successful harvest at season’s end with the convenience of a formulation designed for easier commercial application.
Developing an irrigation water supply is a permanent improvement on real estate.
Even as investors pour money into commodities as an inflation hedge, the economists at IHS Global are not convinced the gamble will pay off, at least in the short term
New issues of seed competitiveness arise in the mass media. Do you have your own opinion?
A trait gets tricky. Pioneer is pushing back it’s timeline for the GAT technology.
Carbofuran supporters are still fighting, but the days seem numbered for the insecticide.
Five soybean growers win trips to visit different farming geographies
Winterizing the truck, tractors and other farm equipment you have is second nature, but do not forget about livestock.
Increasing production has been the name of the game for the past 65 years in the pork industry.
Sorghum grower Earl Roemer is happy his crop is finally getting a little respect.
For the second year, Top Producer is providing the opportunity for young farmers to meet, network and learn the steps to be successful.
Dan O’Brien of Kansas State University provides insight to this year’s grain markets.
Reasons from 10 to 1 for attending the event in Orlando in January 2010.
Applying a fungicide can deliver a small yield boost, but whether it pays depends on economics
Monsanto Company confirmed Jan. 14, 2010, that the U.S. Department of Justice has issued a civil investigative demand (CID) requesting information on its soybean traits business.
At The Executive Program for Agricultural Producers (TEPAP) this week in Austin, Texas, ag economist David Kohl outlines critical mistakes farmers make when buying property.
Proptec™ and Curtec® Sprayers will offer an in-field technology demonstration of their rotary atomizer-based spray technologies for horticultural crops during the AgConnect Show in Orlando, Florida.
USDA raised the U.S. wheat ending stocks estimate to 976 million bushels.