Soybean & meals finally rolled over Funds have no length in corn & short in wheat COT report Feds/Banking won’t fix the market Fed meetings next week Early planting intention numbers are starting to be released China hungry for U.S. corn Struggle this week in the cattle market-its toppy Cattle…
LINCOLN — The Nebraska Department of Agriculture is encouraging collaboration among commercial specialty crop growers, pesticide applicators and beekeepers to protect sensitive crops and pollinators. The department is recommending Nebraskans in these fields use FieldWatch, an online mapping service that the department monitors. According to a news release from the…
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State University’s Department of Animal Sciences and Industry is opening its doors this summer to high school students who have an interest in becoming leaders in the livestock industry and related careers. Department officials have announced that applications are now open for the Kansas State University…
WASHINGTON — Republican South Dakota Rep. Dusty Johnson introduced a bill Tuesday aimed at expanding work requirements for federal nutrition aid, reigniting a perennial conflict over how Congress navigates both the farm bill and federal spending. “Work is the best pathway out of poverty,” Johnson, who in his home state…
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announced this week that they are awarding the National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) with $445,396 in funding to advance the Secure Beef Supply Plan (SBS) in the event of a foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreak in the U.S. “NCBA…
As wheat starts to green-up across the state, questions are coming in about the benefit of early fungicide applications. Research at K-State and in other regions continues to demonstrate that it is often possible to achieve high levels of foliar disease control with a single fungicide applied between flag leaf…
Big macro risk off with the banks How many more will go under China back 3rd time buying grain Will Brazil export pace on beans pick up Lack of news for wheat? Are we short supplied on cattle?
March 16, 2023--Kansas 2023 Commodity Commission Elections have concluded and newly elected and reelected Kansas Corn Commissioners will begin their three-year terms on April 1, 2023. Mike Brzon, Courtland, was reelected to represent the north central district; Derek Belton, Tampa, was elected to represent the central district, and Kent Moore,…
LINCOLN, Neb. - Without the work of the farmers in Nebraska and across the country, we wouldn’t have the food, fuel and fiber relied on every day. That’s why the Nebraska Corn Board is proud to recognize the hard work and resilience of those who work in agriculture this National…
The drought reduced hay production across much of Nebraska last year. This winter has maxed out hay supplies. Many cow-calf producers are short on hay and questioning if they have enough to make it to green grass. In addition, spring-calving cowherds are at the time of year when nutrient requirements…
