Cereal rye is found not to host corn seedling pathogens, that’s what researchers at Iowa State University has found. Read more about what Iowa State researchers found here!
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An analysis by ag economists at Purdue University doesn’t paint a pretty picture for 2017. They say the year will continue with low crop prices and farm income. Read more here!
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The following is an excerpt of a blog post from Michelle Miller, aka Farm Babe, at Ag Daily, on why she advocates for agriculture. Check out why Michelle wants to give farmer’s a bigger voice.
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Commercially launched less than two years ago, FBN made these announcement amongst more than 1,000 guests at its second annual Farmer2Farmer Conference in Omaha, Nebraska. Read more here!
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At GMO Answers, we get a lot of questions about herbicides. Many people wonder whether herbicides are really necessary and if glyphosate in particular, a broad-spectrum herbicide, is really safe. Let’s find out!
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One thing to consider if you do decide to plant two years of soybeans: It will alter the pest complexes in your fields. Read entire article here!
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The following is an excerpt of a blog post by Marc Brazeau posted to the site Food and Farm Discussion Lab explaining the basic science about plants, genes, and GMOs. Check it out!
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Problems can be avoided, or easily fixed, once you understand this secondary nutrient. Read entire article here!
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While it’s less common to see farms for sale in the Midwest as farmers hold on to their property and hope for the record-high prices to return, the land that is put on the block often gets snapped up by other growers who want to work the acres rather than by investors or large-scale family […]
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Low commodity prices are likely to stay around for 2017 but that doesn’t mean you can’t turn a profit. Read more here.
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