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Rob Brenneman is an Iowa Pork producer who serves as president of the National Pork Producers Council.
It is surprising to me that there are only 12 notes in music. Every song you have ever heard is an arrangement of those same 12 notes. The difference of each song is the songwriter’s expression of those limited notes played in different combinations.
The numbers tell the story of one family’s dedication to agriculture.
Farmers and biofuel producers are celebrating a proposal from U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin to reallocate renewable fuel requirements from which small refineries received an exemption.
The cattle industry continues to watch for signs of herd expansion and increasing the beef supply.
After last Friday’s WASDE report, the corn market is trying to figure out where fair market value is.
When 16-year-old Justin Eisenmann takes to the stage at the 99th National FFA Convention and Expo next week, he will be performing for more than 10 times as many people than are counted on the population sign of his hometown in Colfax County.
For 36 years as an engineer addressing Hastings’ municipal water supplies, water has been my passion. Managing groundwater nitrate contamination is our first line of defense for wellhead protection across Nebraska, where approximately 85% of residents rely on groundwater as their only source…
Whether they are giving back to local farmers through Feed the Farmer, teaching younger students through Connecting Chapters or developing their skills through Career Development Events (CDEs) and Leadership Development Events (LDEs), Central Valley FFA members stay active in their chapter a…
"We, as humans and members of society, must stand up and sound warnings when we are not comfortable with current events."
"Three days of absolute stress, a minimum bill so far of $11,000, and the concern about food safety and standards have never made me appreciate the packers more."
Soybean seed diseases are showing up across Iowa, which isn’t surprising considering the wet weather experienced in parts of the state during the past month. The rain is a double whammy for farmers this time of year because it favors continued fungal development and keeps combines from getti…
Karly Anderson, a scientist and trainer with the University of Wisconsin-River Falls Humane Handling Institute, is leading a new $300,000 research project funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture through its National Institute of Food and Agriculture. The project is also supported by a f…
Peyton Sorensen, a third-year doctoral student at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, recently earned a predoctoral fellowship from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture to fund her research.
For Andrea Parent-Tibbetts, owner of Clover Brooke Farm near Hyde Park, New York, the llamas and alpacas are the lure -- the doe-eyes and fluff and the fact that they approach people face to face.
It's that time of the year again. Agri-View offers a list of available agricultural scholarships.
Rob Brenneman is an Iowa Pork producer who serves as president of the National Pork Producers Council.
It is surprising to me that there are only 12 notes in music. Every song you have ever heard is an arrangement of those same 12 notes. The difference of each song is the songwriter’s expression of those limited notes played in different combinations.
The numbers tell the story of one family’s dedication to agriculture.
Farmers and biofuel producers are celebrating a proposal from U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin to reallocate renewable fuel requirements from which small refineries received an exemption.
The cattle industry continues to watch for signs of herd expansion and increasing the beef supply.
After last Friday’s WASDE report, the corn market is trying to figure out where fair market value is.
"You see them behind a fence, just munching on the grass. They aren’t in barns or anything like that. They’re just homeless.”
Dan Nerud is a fourth-generation farmer in southeastern Nebraska. He serves on the Nebraska Corn Board and in the National Corn Growers Association. He sat on stage at Commodity Classic to talk about his mental health.
"Harvest truly is a family affair around here. It can feel like a bit of a circus at times, but we are grateful for the help and the time spent together."
For 50 years, a group of South Dakotans have gathered annually to celebrate a sometimes-forgotten part of agricultural history.
A common drug is used for executions and euthanasia. Our Vet Report veterinarian shares how she uses it in the equine world.
These past couple weeks have been busy on the farm. We officially started harvesting Wednesday, Oct. 7, which is later than normal. We have been in the field ever since to catch up.
NAPOLEON, N.D. – Brian Schneider, the Napoleon FFA Chapter advisor/ag education instructor at Napoleon High School, has been named North Dakota’s 2027 Teacher of the Year.
FOXHOLM, N.D. – Brandon Bock and the crew at Bock Farms are watching their late-season crops mature in the fields and preparing for winter shopwork. They have a heated shop to work on farm machinery over the winter.
DRAKE, N.D. – It’s a busy month for the Spears with soybean harvest beginning, the garden’s bounty ending and needing to be stored, and Scott, as vice president of the North Dakota Corn Utilization Council (NDCUC), having to be away from the farm supporting corn grower events in October.
Canola harvest has nearly wrapped up across North Dakota with some areas of the northern part of the state remaining to be harvested before colder weather sets in. The USDA issued its first production estimate for major crops on Oct. 9, and average canola yields in the state are significantl…
Although there were no big announcements of extended U.S. soybean export sales when President Trump and President Xi of China met in September, demand for U.S. soybeans remains good, as do prices.
With the northern U.S. durum harvest complete, the market now awaits to see what the final production and quality of the Canadian durum crop will be to provide more direction. In the meantime, durum prices continue to hold steady with where they were in late September.
Rob Brenneman is an Iowa Pork producer who serves as president of the National Pork Producers Council.
It is surprising to me that there are only 12 notes in music. Every song you have ever heard is an arrangement of those same 12 notes. The difference of each song is the songwriter’s expression of those limited notes played in different combinations.
The numbers tell the story of one family’s dedication to agriculture.
Farmers and biofuel producers are celebrating a proposal from U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin to reallocate renewable fuel requirements from which small refineries received an exemption.
The cattle industry continues to watch for signs of herd expansion and increasing the beef supply.
After last Friday’s WASDE report, the corn market is trying to figure out where fair market value is.
FOXHOLM, N.D. – Brandon Bock and the crew at Bock Farms are watching their late-season crops mature in the fields and preparing for winter shopwork. They have a heated shop to work on farm machinery over the winter.
Canola harvest has nearly wrapped up across North Dakota with some areas of the northern part of the state remaining to be harvested before colder weather sets in. The USDA issued its first production estimate for major crops on Oct. 9, and average canola yields in the state are significantl…
With the northern U.S. durum harvest complete, the market now awaits to see what the final production and quality of the Canadian durum crop will be to provide more direction. In the meantime, durum prices continue to hold steady with where they were in late September.
Farm transitioning can be a tricky and time-consuming process — especially if not all the children want to continue on the farm.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) recent Quarterly Stocks Report showed that sunflower stocks have risen substantially. The report didn’t have a huge impact on prices though, as they remained unchanged to up 50 cents and new crop contracts were also unchanged.
Spring wheat prices have continued to drift down from the highs in September due in large part to a lack of new news related to geopolitical issues and the fact that any production issues have been accounted for already in the markets.
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