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No lame duck farm bill

It seems time has run out on getting a farm bill done during the lame duck session of Congress. Democratic and Republican farm bill negotiators have reportedly started formal talks on an extension, and National Farmers Union president Rob Larew tells Brownfield. “What we... Read More.

A Weed Control Plan for Success

Corteva Agriscience Enlist Field Specialist Andy Carriger says farmers should take a program approach to managing weeds in 2025. He tells Brownfield that starting clean, using preemergence herbicides, and effectively timing post-emerge applications are the foundation for a successful growing season. The post A... Read More.

Indiana native recipient of NAFB Foundation scholarship

Marnie Schwartzkopf, daughter of Jeff and Mary Schwartzkopf of Hope, Indiana is the recipient of the Cyndi Young Scholarship, sponsored by Brownfield Ag News and presented by the National Association of Farm Broadcasting (NAFB) Foundation. Schwartzkopf is currently a senior at Purdue University pursuing... Read More.

Trump names Rollins next Secretary of Agriculture

President-elect Donald Trump has tapped Brooke Rollins of Texas to serve as the 33rd US Secretary of Agriculture.   Rollins was part of Trump’s 2016 Economic Advisory Council and has helped develop and manage the President-elect’s domestic policy agenda.  In a post on X,... Read More.

Kansas animal health commissioner says H5N1 vaccine getting closer

The animal health commissioner for the Kansas Department of Agriculture says a vaccine could be available soon to guard against H5N1 in dairy cattle. Justin Smith tells Brownfield… “It’s not available yet, it’s efficacy hasn’t been proven, but we’re on the way,” he says. Four... Read More.

How to maximize profitability in a tough ag economy

A market development agronomist at WinField United says growers should use a whole-acre approach to maximize their yield potential in the tough ag economy. Isaac Anderson says farmers should be cost aware. “Having a comprehensive plan creates predictability,” he says. “When we’re in a... Read More.

California’s avian influenza outbreak escalating  

The President of the California Poultry Federation is concerned about the speed highly pathogenic avian influenza is spreading in his state. “If it doesn’t slow its pace in the next month, we’re in serious trouble.” Bill Mattos tells Brownfield California has been able to... Read More.

Operation Food Search bringing fresh local food to Thanksgiving

A government program, a non-profit group, and local farmers are teaming up to help those less fortunate this Thanksgiving. Brian DeSmet, program operations manager for Illinois EATS with Operation Food Search, a food bank serving 23 counties in Illinois and Missouri, says local food... Read More.

Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: November 22, 2024

Dec. corn closed at $4.25 and 1/2, down 1 and 1/4 centsJan. soybeans closed at $9.83 and 1/2, up 5 and 3/4 centsDec. soybean meal closed at $289.20, up $1.50Dec. soybean oil closed at 41.77, down 41 pointsDec. wheat closed at $5.44 and 1/4,... Read More.

Soybeans up Friday, still down on week

Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying but posted a week-to-week decline. Beans continue to monitor the generally favorable development conditions in most of South America. Unknown destinations bought 198,000 tons of 2024/25 U.S. beans, the third day in a row with... Read More.

Farm Labor Survey under question

A farm labor specialist is analyzing how the USDA conducts its Farm Labor Survey and how farmers using the H-2A guest worker program are impacted. Michigan State University’s Zach Rutledge tells Brownfield crop and livestock farmers are surveyed four times a year on the wages they pay... Read More.
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