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USDA reports new screwworm cases in Texas, New Mexico

USDA reports new screwworm cases in Texas, New Mexico

Additional cases of New World Screwworm have now been confirmed in both Texas and New Mexico, prompting USDA to further expand its response efforts. During a briefing on Monday, USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins outlined the latest detections and provided an update on the federal government's eradication strategy. The latest confirmations include cases in Texas and what is now considered the first New Mexico detection after the USDA determined an infested dog initially reported in Texas actually...

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Helping soybeans stand tall with a well-rounded seed treatment

Helping soybeans stand tall with a well-rounded seed treatment

A versatile seed treatment is vital to helping farmers face early season challenges. As farmers continue the trend of planting soybeans earlier, growers are facing hurdles brought about by cool and wet weather and need solutions. The Corteva Agriscience LumiGEN® seed...

Fendt creating a more comfortable tractor experience

Fendt creating a more comfortable tractor experience

Productivity and efficiency are the main factors that go into most tractor decisions, but Fendt is placing more focus on the ergonomic experience as well. Since farmers spend so many hours in the tractor, it’s important to make sure they are able to feel as...

Grain Indemnity Fund assessment continuing for another year

Grain Indemnity Fund assessment continuing for another year

The assessment on grain sold to or deposited at Iowa-licensed grain dealers and warehouses as part of the Iowa Grain Depositors and Sellers Indemnity Fund (Grain Indemnity Fund) will continue for an additional year. Barring any further claims made against the fund,...

Easing red meat trade obstacles in Colombia

Easing red meat trade obstacles in Colombia

With support from the National Pork Board and the Beef Checkoff Program, U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) recently joined USDA staff in meetings with Colombian officials designed to build a better understanding of the industry both in the U.S. and Colombia. USMEF...

CASE IH committed to keeping technology on the cutting edge

CASE IH committed to keeping technology on the cutting edge

The Farm Progress Show can be summarized in that name alone. It is a time when the agricultural industry is on full display, and we celebrate all the improvements in machinery, seed, crop protection, and much more. It’s also a little bit of a moment of competition...

August ending on a very warm note

August ending on a very warm note

After we were blessed with amazingly comfortable temperatures for the Iowa State Fair, the temperatures got cranked up a notch just in time for the Farm Progress Show. Fortunately, the temps will be slightly off the highs for the show, as Iowa State Climatologist Dr....

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U.S. Export Sales Report (1-3-25)

U.S. Export Sales Report (1-3-25)

In the first report for 2025, this week’s export sales were disappointing compared to expectations. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride gave an update on the latest U.S. Export Sales Report. McBride said the exports usually see a seasonal decline at the beginning...

Agriculture still depends on H-2A labor

Agriculture still depends on H-2A labor

Demand continues growing for farm labor through the H-2A program. John Walt Boatright, director of government affairs for the American Farm Bureau Federation, said that even though the increase in positions certified was small, it still demonstrates how important the...