Iowa Corn Growers Disappointed with Anti-Carbon Capture Legislation

Biome Makers becomes the first official ecosystem partner featured on the AgList platform.

A majority of producers said they believe the increased use of tariffs will ultimately benefit the U.S. ag economy.

Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss the recent CPDA event in Florida, more market news from Bayer, and provide an update on crop plantings.

In recent years, NASDA has played a vital role in helping strengthen U.S.-U.K. agricultural relations through its international trade missions.

CPDA has provided extensive data to EPA demonstrating the effectiveness of adjuvants in enhancing application precision and minimizing spray drift.

The final Insecticide Strategy provides flexibilities to states and growers. Find out what association leaders are saying.

The new funding will enable Growers Edge to scale its financial solutions and expand its reach with more ag retailers.

Surging imports of U.S. grains, meat and dairy position Mexico to surpass Canada as leading ag export market in 2025, according to CoBank.

Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski delve new trade regulations impacting U.S. ag exports, the rise of digital wallets in farming, and the debut of Smart Tech.

The move is intended to help maintain a stable and adequate fuel supply during the nation’s busiest travel months.

Groups are calling on Ford Motor to reinstate its production of Flex Fuel Vehicles and reengage in advancing renewable fuel technologies that support rural America.

Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss the possible ending of glyphosate production by Bayer, global crop protection sales, and farmer sentiment.

With Governor Armstrong’s signature, North Dakota becomes the first state to fully pass legislation reaffirming EPA-backed science behind crop protection tool safety.

The Modern Ag Alliance applauds Governor Armstrong for signing HB 1318 into law, marking a major victory for North Dakota farmers.

Ohio Corn Checkoff board member Nate Bair recently returned from a U.S. Grains Council (USGC) trade mission to Taiwan and South Korea.

A survey of more than 650 farm advisors shines light on how — and how frequently — they advise growers on cover crops.

Build awareness of the stressors affecting farmers and their families by attending this session.

Supporting these exceptional students is one of the most meaningful ways we can shape the future of Ohio agribusiness, says OABA President.