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Harvest of Knowledge brings women in ag together
The conference, hosted by North Dakota and Minnesota Agri-Women, will be held Oct. 25 in Grand Forks, N.D. The North Dakota and Minnesota Agri-Women's Harvest of Knowledge Conference will be held Oct....
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DFA recruits startups for 2020 Accelerator
DFA is seeking early stage food product companies that are dairy-focused or dairy-based Dairy Farmers of America is recruiting startups for its 2020 Accelerator program, which helps mentor and grow...
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Public comment sought on water quality improvements
EPA proposes changes to water quality trading policy EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler announced several new policy proposals at the Chesapeake Bay Executive Council meeting.“EPA is proposing updates...
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FPS19 in pictures
Slideshow: Take a look around the 2019 Farm Progress Show, where it truly was the “year of the tractor.” The Farm Progress Show wrapped up its 2019 run last week in Decatur, Ill., with some of the...
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Farm Progress America, September 6, 2019
Max Armstrong looks at the potential impact of African Swine Fever on china Max Armstrong shares some insight on the African Swine Fever issue in China and the trade war between the U.S. and China....
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MORNING Midwest Digest, Sept. 6, 2019
Max Armstrong talks about an anti-climactic football game, a fine for ignorance, Hurricane Dorian impact on hog plants and more. Football fans hoped for more excitement from the Packers-Bears game...
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U.S, Japan rush to flesh out trade deal
Japanese officials were caught off-guard when Trump announced a deal in principle at G-7 summit By Jenny LeonardThe U.S. and Japan are still thrashing out details of a trade deal that President Donald...
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White House mulls boosting biofuel quota
Trump hasn't signed off on final details of the proposal to encourage U.S. biofuel demand By Jennifer A. Dlouhy and Mario ParkerTop administration officials have developed plans to give a 5% boost to...
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Having it all but not at once
What happens when four women convene on live TV to talk about their lives in agriculture? A lot of insight, especially during the commercial breaks. We were four women, sitting atop a platform on the...
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This Week in Agribusiness – September 7, 2019
Orion Samuelson and Max Armstrong talk trade, market support, farm shows and weather this week Note: Start the video and all parts will play through as the full showPart 1Orion Samuelson and Max...
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A Manhattan scion is America's 31st-largest landowner
Stefan Soloviev owns 325,000 acres and a 122-mile rail line, and is self-taught expert on dry-land agriculture By Patrick ClarkStefan Soloviev is in his “western office”—the passenger seat of a Chevy...
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Turn the Bag Blue & Gold program continues for 3rd year
Mycogen Seeds teams up with FFA chapters to offer members real-life sales experience and chance to earn funds for their chapter Mycogen Seeds is continuing its Turn the Bag Blue & Gold program...
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Dean Foods opts to go it alone
U.S. dairy companies grappling with decline in cow milk consumption By James Attwood and Jim SilverTop U.S. milk processor Dean Foods Co. is giving up hopes of selling the company and will go it alone...
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University of Minnesota team receives $3 million grant to study PRRS
The project aims to help farmers understand how PRRSV evolves, changes, moves and persists. It also helps producers explore ways of out-maneuvering PRRSV. University of Minnesota College of Veterinary...
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Yield forecast for 2019: How low will it go?
AccuWeather analysts predict 2019 corn yield could be lowest since drought year of 2012, soybean yield smallest since 2013 AccuWeather’s latest 2019 crop production analysis predicts the 2019 corn and...
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Impacted by disaster? Signup for USDA assistance program
Ag producers in counties that received Presidential or Secretarial Disaster Designations eligible for more than $3 billion in disaster aid Agricultural producers affected by natural disasters in 2018...
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North Dakota completes first ethanol trade mission to Brazil
The trade mission comes as Brazil officials debate lifting ethanol trade barriers. North Dakota recently completed an ethanol trade mission to Brazil. Brazil was the No. 1 importer of U.S. ethanol in...
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Deer damage illustrates corn’s desire to survive
Corn Illustrated: This slideshow depicts how corn attempts to reproduce against all odds. Several years back when the Farm Progress Show visited Decatur, Ill., Dennis Bowman found about a half-acre in...
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Farm Progress America, September 10, 2019
Max Armstrong shares his take on surveys and the information provided Max Armstrong digs into surveys which farmers are bombarded with every day. Max shares his thoughts on surveys and the questions...
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MORNING Midwest Digest, Sept. 10, 2019
Max Armstrong talks about Husker Harvest Days, 2019 farming challenges, the USMCA and monarch butterflies. An Ohio State Trooper's car was hit while assisting a vehicle on the side of the road.It's...
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