March went out like a lamb for much of the Midwest.
Pork and beef exports in February remained lower than the high numbers of a year ago.
Researchers at Iowa State University are working with others to determine new methods of turning biomass and manure into fuel.
As higher prices take headlines, removing any yield drag will be critically important to taking advantage and making a profit. That’s what mak…
With some warmer weather in late March and early April, anticipation builds for another spring planting season. Farmers are excited to return …
AMES, Iowa — Higher market prices, dry conditions in some stretches of the state and the lingering effects of last year’s derecho are just a f…
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Now that the reports have been released and the market has responded, the markets have turned their attention to spring planting.
I don’t think we’ll see a lot of planting this week. There was quite a bit of anhydrous going on, and those that do tillage around us had stuf…
Things were going slow this week. The wind at the beginning of the week and rain at the end didn’t allow us to get much progress made. We were…
The first part of last week was productive, but then we had a hard 3 inches of rain on Wednesday afternoon, so that took everyone out of the f…
Sunday’s county soil temperature was 53 degrees. With this week’s highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s, those are not optimal planting conditi…
We had 0.6 inches of rain at our place last week. Some places got a little more. We are just getting back to putting anhydrous on fields. I sa…
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