 | | The study shows cow-calf producers will see the largest impact, with COVID-19-related losses totaling an estimated $3.7 billion, or $111.91 per head for each mature breeding animal in the U.S. |
 | | The Trump administration plans to buy milk and meat from U.S. farmers as part of an initial $15.5 billion effort to help them weather the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said on Wednesday. |
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 | | COVID-19 quarantines and a global oil price war have quickly weakened hope of any price support for corn. That came as a quick surprise according to Matt Bennett of AgMarket.net. |
 | | The largest hornet on the planet, reaching just over 2” long and packing a painful, tissue-destroying sting capable of sending allergic victims to the hospital or morgue, has gained a foothold in the U.S. |
 | | Farmers are always watching South America and its harvest during this time of the year. However, this year throws a curveball in the market mix. The world is still dealing with COVID-19 and the virus does not stop at the port. |
 | | Farmers are looking for alternative ways to get their produce to hungry people, details in today's AgDay Minute. |
 | | I have a relative that runs a fertilizer business. We talked at Easter dinner. They had gotten two of their big three wheel floaters stuck Saturday, spreading fertilizer on fields that were "ready to go." I did see some deep tracks in a field where NH3 was applied also on Saturday, and a neighbor had a tractor with manure spreader planted Friday. However all the fields are white this morning. We fared well, only an inch or two here. That is four snows on my oats. My in-laws around Kasson, MN have several more inches up there. |
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