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Promising crop potential in north central Illinois

A north central Illinois farmer says his crops are looking promising. David Isermann, who raises corn, soybeans, and cattle in LaSalle County, says July turned things around. “The corn started to roll a little bit; it was looking a little dry, but we’ve been ...
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Disease potential in late-planted crops

A representative with Gowan USA says farmers who struggled with late planting this spring need to be aware of the potential for disease issues that are “not the norm.” Jon Sherwin, who covers Illinois, says it could expose the corn crop to extended susceptibility ...
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Deadline approaching for Iowa farm lease agreement terminations

The associate attorney at Ag and Business Legal Strategies says farmers need to act soon if they plan to terminate or renegotiate a farm lease ahead of next year. Austin Peiffer says farmers must notify their landlord by September 1st if they plan to not ...
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Crop conditions continue to improve in Iowa

Crop conditions continue to improve in Iowa. USDA’s latest weekly crop progress report says 87 percent of corn and 82 percent of soybeans statewide are in good to excellent condition. Iowa State University Extension agronomist Angie Rieck-Hinz tells Brownfield crops are benefiting from ample ...
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Strong cattle prices continue to benefit producers

A farmer from west-central Iowa says strong cattle prices have been rewarding for producers. “It is a little scary if you’re buying cattle,” said Justin Robbins of Scranton. “But man if you are like myself as a cow-calf guy, it’s pretty rewarding right now.” ...
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Iowa cattle producer discusses herd management during heatwave

A west-central Iowa livestock producer says monitoring cattle has been critical during the current heatwave. Justin Robbins with Robbins Land and Cattle says heat index values soared above 100 degrees Fahrenheit over the weekend. “I like to watch the activity and what’s going on,” ...
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“Fantastic” pasture conditions in eastern Iowa, farmer says

An eastern Iowa cattle farmer says pasture conditions have been a pleasant surprise. Lisa Kubik tells Brownfield, “Pastures look fantastic. The last three to four years we’ve definitely been lacking more and more each year as we get less and less rainfall.” She says ...
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The fungicide dilemma

The decision to apply fungicide is complicated for many growers because of tight margins. Iowa State University Extension agronomist Angie Rieck-Hinz suggests a wait and see approach. “I would guess based on crop prices alone, a lot of people seem like they’re holding off ...
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Corn conditions favorable in eastern Iowa

An eastern Iowa farmer says corn conditions have been favorable despite some warmer temperatures during pollination. Lisa Kubik of Traer tells Brownfield, “We’re just able to get out there and start see those kernels and if they pollinated well. Time will tell on that.” ...
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Iowa farmer prioritizes soil health, regenerative ag practices

A south-central Iowa corn and soybean farmer says regenerative ag practices have helped him keep his soil on his farm. Steve Kuiper of Knoxville says reducing soil erosion is one of his biggest priorities. “We finished a couple projects this spring creating some dry ...
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Cattle business very strong, Iowa farmer says

An eastern Iowa livestock producer says it’s a great time to be in the cattle business. Lisa Kubik of Traer says the cattle markets have been very strong in 2025. “They are pretty well off the charts right now and have been for a ...
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Ag economist: wait and see grain marketing approach can work

An extension ag economist says a wait-and-see approach to grain marketing isn’t always a bad thing. “It really depends on the structure of the farm and the farmer.” Chad Hart with Iowa State University says the strategy can work if farmers can store the ...
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