Management
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Trade Talk, Risk Management Among Topics at OABA Agribusiness Conference
The Ohio AgriBusiness Association will hold its annual Industry Conference Jan. 31 – Feb. 1, 2019 at the Columbus Marriott Northwest, providing education and…
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4R Program Celebrates More Than 50 Certified Facilities
The 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certification Program, now in its fifth year, has announced more than 50 facilities are now certified in the program. The…
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With Midterms Done, Agriculture Hopes for Some Movement from New Congress
After many weeks and months of speculation and projections, the November 6 midterm elections are finally over with (except in Arizona and Florida, where…
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The Election, Dicamba, and CHS Mug Debates
Editors Paul Schrimpf and Eric Sfiligoj discuss the mid-term election results, the new dicamba label, and an old CHS mug. Tariff Turmoil in Crop…
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Senior Democrat: Stalled Farm Bill Could Move Fast After House Win
Congress may swiftly resolve a drawn-out impasse on the U.S. Farm Bill now that Democrats are poised to retake control of the legislative body,…
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Crop Adviser Conference to Offer Ag Professionals Practical Management
Certified crop advisers, consultants, farmers, agribusiness professionals and students will learn from top experts about crop, nutrient, and pest management, and soil and water…
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Farmers Brace for What’s Next as Soybean Sales to China Tank
In a typical harvesting season, the farmers cooperative near Lance Peterson’s west central Minnesota farm runs 13 trains full of soybeans to the West…
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Dicamba Decision; FFA’s Blue Room Program
Matthew Grassi joins Paul Schrimpf to talk about the recent registration decision handed down by EPA regarding dicamba, and Paul shares his experiences at…
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USDA: No Plans to Extend Farm Aid to Offset Tariffs
The USDA is not planning to extend an up to $12 billion aid package for farmers into 2019, Secretary Sonny Perdue said on Monday…
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Tariffs on Soybeans Will Switch More Acres to Corn
American farmers hit by the U.S.-China trade battle are preparing to reshape the U.S. Farm Belt by planting more corn and less soybeans next…
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