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What’s the buzz about honey

September is National Honey Month.  Honey is a syrupy liquid that honeybees make from plant nectar. It is rich in nutrients and antioxidants, has antibacterial properties, and, if included in a balanced diet, can help manage diabetes. AUDIO: Healthy Living on how honey is...

Corn aphid damage coming to light

A crop entomologist at the University of Illinois says this summer was one of the worst on record for corn aphid infestations. Nick Seiter says portions of central Illinois were especially hard it. “It’s the first time I’ve ever actually recommended people treat for...

agInnovation research network seeks long-term support

Land grant universities across the country are strategizing where the next decade of agricultural research needs to focus. Michigan State University AgBioResearch director George Smith is the agInnovation chair representing a nationwide network of more than 70 agricultural research stations in the U.S. “Historically,...

Crafting more ad-hoc relief for U.S. farmers

The ranking member of the Senate Ag Appropriations Subcommittee says he’s been working with leaders on the U.S. Senate Ag Committee to determine what temporary assistance looks like for farmers heading into a downturn in the ag economy. “Whether that’s a separate piece on...

Increasing corn starch demand

Showing international customers the high quality of U.S. corn to produce a higher starch content. We’ll hear from Alexander Grabois with the U.S. Grains Council about how their organization is working to grow demand for U.S. corn. The post

Minnesota developing sustainable aviation fuel blending facility

Minnesota is looking to make a splash in the sustainable aviation fuel market. Peter Frosch with the Greater MSP Partnership says a coalition that includes Delta Airlines and Xcel Energy is working toward the first large-scale, end-to-end SAF value chain in the United States....

Harvest underway in northwest Illinois

A northwestern Illinois farmer says harvest is underway in her area. Ellen Rahn, who grows corn, soybeans, and cattle in Carroll County, tells Brownfield… “A lot of guys started rolling this week, early this week.”  She says, “There’s guys that are doing soybeans, guys...

Wisconsin Cranberry Board members elected

David Bartling of Manitowish Waters and Nicole Hansen from Necedah are the newest members of the Wisconsin Cranberry Board, which oversees the state’s cranberry checkoff program.  They replace Robert Detlefson of Wisconsin Rapids and Gabriella Mubarak Liddane from Tomah, whose three-year terms expired. The...

More mild to warm, largely dry weather ahead next week for most of the Heartland

Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for of near- or above-normal temperatures nationwide, with the West, North, and southern Texas having the greatest likelihood of experiencing warmer-than-normal weather.  Meanwhile, near- or below-normal precipitation across the western and north-central U.S., as well as...

Compeer Financial: What’s Next for the Farm Bill

The farm bill covers more than just crops and livestock. Perry Aasness, vice president of legislative affairs, discusses the state of the current farm bill and important updates as we approach the end of September. Learn more about Compeer’s priorities for the next farm...

Local meat processors receive USDA grants

The USDA is granting more than $35 million to independent meat processors to boost processing capacity and expand market opportunities. Independent meat processors in 12 states including Arkansas, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri and Nebraska will receive funding from USDA. In Missouri, America’s Heartland Packing...
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