With more corn down in the field, the job now is to get it picked up and harvested before other issues such as molds set in, says Ken Ferrie, Farm Journal Field Agronomist and owner of Crop-Tech Consulting, Heyworth, Ill.
2021 Corn Exports to China Set To Crush Expected Target By 1,000%, Phase One Finale In Focus
Prior to Monday’s meeting, the White House seemed to try to set low expectations for the video call between the leaders, with the White House saying no major announcement is expected.
Claims EPA Failed To Use Best Available Science in Latest Herbicide Evaluation
EPA released an environmental impact evaluation of commonly used herbicides such as glyphosate and atrazine. The report released Nov. 12 has several ag groups frustrated, even questioning "the science" EPA used.
Deere, UAW Reach Tentative Agreement on New Contract
Deere & Co. and the United Auto Workers (UAW) union reached a third tentative agreement on a contract in the latest bid to end a strike at the agricultural and construction equipment maker that started Oct. 14.
Americans Expected to Purchase 161 Million Pounds of Butter for the Holidays
While butter sales usually increase during the holidays, the pandemic, which spiked a rebirth of home cooking, has also caused butter sales to grow significantly year-round.
