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Changes in blueberry varieties

The genetic makeup of a variety of blueberries can contribute to fruit quality. However, varietal changes have also helped the plants adapt to a changing climate and improve performance in different conditions. Bill Fritz’s family operation has been growing blueberries in Michigan since 1956.... Read More.

Interest in sustainable agriculture continues to rise

Syngenta’s head of business sustainability and government affairs says he’s continued to see increased interest in sustainable agriculture. Val Dolcini says many of these practices aren’t new for farmers. “In some parts of the country, it’s regenerative ag,” he says. “Others are more comfortable... Read More.

Protect the Harvest ceasing operations

A non-profit that has promoted and defended agriculture for more than a decade is shuttering its operations.  Protect the Harvest has announced it will end its 13 years of advocacy on October 31, 2024, due to ongoing funding challenges.  Since 2011, the organization has... Read More.

NCBA survey finds tax policy a top priority for producers

A new survey from the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association found that key tax provisions in the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act impact family-owned cattle operations.   Kent Bacus, executive director of government affairs, says the Act is set to expire at the end... Read More.

Tackling Issues with Research

In this Spotlight on Soybeans, Missouri Soybean Research and Agronomy Director Blake Barlow says they conducted a survey to determine a direction for future research. Barlow tells Brownfield that they want to make sure their research will give farmers the greatest return on investment... Read More.

Pork month helping spur demand

The executive director of the Illinois Pork Producers Association (IPPA) says efforts like National Pork Month help spur consumer demand. Jennifer Tirey tells Brownfield… “We have to keep that movement going.”  She says, “We have to keep those consumers enjoying our product and understanding... Read More.

Sustainable aviation fuel interest at home and abroad

Interest in sustainable aviation fuel is climbing domestically and overseas. Iowa Corn Growers Association president Stu Swanson says SAF was discussed during a recent trade mission to India. “India Air hopes to become a hub in India for regional air carriers, including India Air.... Read More.

Uncertain cash rent projections

A farm real estate specialist says cash rents have been a mixed bag this fall. Jim Rothermich, vice president of Iowa Appraisal, says, “Most of what I’ve seen with landlords that have long-term tenants is $40 to $60 decline per acre. But then I’ve... Read More.

Brown stem rot impacting some Illinois soybeans

An east central Illinois farmer says brown stem rot had a major impact on some of his soybeans. B.J. DeAth, who’s row crop and cattle operation is based in Vermillion County, says the fungal pathogen was very variety specific. “I happen to have one... Read More.

Promising future for U.S. ethanol exports

The USDA’s Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs says ethanol exports should be a bright spot for years to come. Alexis Taylor says market expansion for U.S. biofuels has been strong, and the Philippines could be an important trading partner in 2025.... Read More.
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