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Corteva excited for farmers to use Forcivo fungicide in 2026

Corteva excited for farmers to use Forcivo fungicide in 2026

Last year’s crop season was defined by one major factor: late-season disease pressure. And while Southern Rust is not projected to be as big of an issue this year, farmers will always have to deal with other fungal diseases like frogeye leaf spot and tar spot. Madison Riggle, row crop fungicides marketing leader at Corteva, said Forcivo fungicide offers broad protection for multiple types of crops. Riggle said Forcivo brings new trait technology to the table, which means it won’t contribute to...

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Checkoff-funded research helps farmers manage weeds

Checkoff-funded research helps farmers manage weeds

Research funded by the United Soybean Board is helping farmers manage weeds now and in the future. Shannon Tignor Ellis, United Soybean Board farmer-leader from Virginia, said the soybean checkoff has invested in weed management for decades, but is now focused on...

Registration open for the 2023 Golden Harvest soybean yield contest

Registration open for the 2023 Golden Harvest soybean yield contest

Registration for the 2023 Golden Harvest Go for the Gold Challenge is open now through June 30. The contest recognizes farmers who achieve top yields with eligible Golden Harvest? soybeans during the 2023 growing season. The winning farmers will be awarded a trip to...

USDA wants input on prevented planting crop insurance coverage

The USDA published a Request for Information announcing public listening sessions and soliciting public comments on possible changes to prevent planting crop insurance coverage. In addition to the written public comment period, the Risk Management Agency will hold...

USMEF expecting more positive momentum to end 2023

The current trade picture has not always been pretty. Grains and livestock have both had their share of challenges to start 2023. However, there is some good and bad news in this information. The bad news is that we are in a global economic downturn, and even that bad...

IAWA reflects on a decade of the NRS and looks forward to the next

IAWA reflects on a decade of the NRS and looks forward to the next

Over the course of this month, the Iowa Agriculture Water Alliance (IAWA) has hosted a series of field days across the state to highlight water conservation practices and the defining decade of the Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy (NRS). The final event took place on...

Grassley says WOTUS ruling limits EPA overreach

Grassley says WOTUS ruling limits EPA overreach

The Supreme Court Thursday ruled against the Environmental Protection Agency in the case Sackett vs. EPA regarding the Biden administration's Waters of the U.S. rule. The court stated that wetlands under the jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act must have a continuous...

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HPAI case confirmed in Mahaska County

HPAI case confirmed in Mahaska County

The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) have confirmed a case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in Mahaska County, Iowa. The affected...