Spring Planting Continues

Farmers are trying to catch up with their spring planting duties now the weather conditions are warmer and more favorable…

Nebraska Farmers Busy Planting This Year’s Crop

According to the latest USDA weekly crop progress report, Nebraska farmers has planted 39 percent of the state’s corn crop…

South Dakota Beef Council Helps Strengthening Coaches

South Dakota Beef Industry Council (SDBIC), Sanford Health, and the Oklahoma Beef Council showcased the Build Your Base sports nutrition…

Planting Rate Still Behind From Last Year

Warmer weather along with widespread rainfall through the corn belt region allowed farmers to make up some lost ground with…

Grassley Wants Appropriations Committee To Send Money To Poultry Producers Affected By Bird Flu

Senators Grassley of Iowa and Klobuchar of Minnesota have written letters to the Senate Appropriations Committee asking that funds be…

Transitioning The Farm From Generation to Next Generation Can Be Stressful

Handing the farm or ranch from one generation to the next often faces challenges, and many times family disagreements.  A…

Warmer Weather Allows for Farmers To Catch Up On Planting

Farmers took advantage of the nice weather on Saturday and tried to make up for lost time from earlier delayed…

Meat Exports Show Strength

U-S beef exports soared to another new value record in March, reaching $1.07 billion, according to data released by USDA…

Soybean Organizations Want To Help Farmers With Stress

May is Mental Health awareness month and the American Soybean Association and United Soybean Board are wanting to offer direction…

Summit Carbon Solutions Conducts Ethanol Survey

Nebraskans and South Dakotans like ethanol.  That’s the result from a survey among 900 people living in both states.  The…