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Vilsack points to CCC as potential farm bill solution
Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack says funding continues to be a major holdup in farm bill negotiations. “We’re still waiting for the House and Senate to put on the table what they are looking at, and I’ve continued to indicate ...
Tuesday, March 26
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ISA president discusses US soy’s role in Southeast Asia
A leader with the Iowa Soybean Association says Southeast Asia is a growing market for US soybeans. ISA President Suzanne Shirbroun says the region has helped put more value into soy exports. “Global demand for protein has increased more ...
Tuesday, March 26
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Brownfield Ag News
John Deere announces Waterloo layoffs
John Deere says it’s laying off 317 production employees at its Waterloo, Iowa facilities. In a statement to Brownfield, company officials said the indefinite layoffs are effective April 29th and employees were informed of the decision on Tuesday. The company ...
Tuesday, March 26
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Tuesday, March 26
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AISWCD names new executive director
The new executive director of the Association of Illinois Soil and Water Conservation Districts (AISWCD) says supporting local staff and reaching new audiences are at the top of his priority list. Dr. Michael Woods tells Brownfield… “It’s not only elevating ...
Tuesday, March 26
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Illinois farmer says there’s no rush to get in the field
After decades of farming, northern Illinois farmer Steve Pitstick says he’s in no hurry to start planting. As for when he’ll roll out the planter? “That question yesterday has a different answer than it would be today,” he says. ...
Tuesday, March 26
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Illinois winter wheat rating up
March was mostly warmer and drier than normal in much of Illinois. The USDA says that prior to the late month rainfall and shift to cooler temperatures, those generally warm, dry conditions lowered soil moisture levels ahead of widespread ...
Tuesday, March 26
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Size of planted acreage shift could generate volatility
An ag economist suggests Thursday’s Prospective Plantings report could spark volatility in the grain markets. Chad Hart with Iowa State University says recent private estimates indicate the shift to more soybean and fewer corn acres in 2024 could be ...
Tuesday, March 26
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Iowa expected to be dry for start of planting
It’s going to be a dry start to planting for Iowa. The USDA says the second half of March did bring precipitation and cooler temperatures to much of the state, but more than 90% of Iowa ranges from abnormally ...
Tuesday, March 26
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Preparing your farm for severe weather
A state climatologist says severe weather preparedness is important for farmers and ranchers. Justin Glisan with the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship says being aware can help producers respond to all kinds of weather. “We tell people to ...
Monday, March 25
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“Legacy phosphorous” changing thoughts on nutrient loss
New research funded by the Illinois Nutrient Research Education Council (N-REC) is finding “legacy phosphorus” is playing a larger role in nutrient loss than previously thought. Research manager Dr. Shani Golovay, says… “Do we have these hotspots of legacy phosphorus ...
Monday, March 25
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