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Golden Harvest expands access to GHX digital agronomy tools

Golden Harvest expands access to GHX digital agronomy tools

The GHX platform was introduced in fall 2022 and offers digital agronomy tools to growers with custom seed recommendations, field specific insights for scouting, weather, and yield tracking, and financial tools. Andy Lee of Golden Harvest tells the Iowa Ag Radio Network that GHX is now available to all Golden Harvest seed customers. Lee says that more growers will now have access to GHX and the ability to use the included digital agronomy tools. He adds that operation and field specific...

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Iowa producer elected as new USMEF chair

The U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) Strategic Planning Conference wrapped up last Friday in Oklahoma City with the election of a new officer team. Dean Meyer, a crop and livestock producer from Rock Rapids, Iowa, is the new USMEF chair. Meyer and his three sons...

NCGA Chairman reflects on this year?s ethanol victories

NCGA Chairman reflects on this year?s ethanol victories

This year saw several victories for the ethanol industry- there was a summertime extension for E15, and the Next Generation Fuels Act was introduced in the Senate. National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) Chairman Chris Edgington said a victory for the ethanol...

RCIS will jump into action for catastrophic events

RCIS will jump into action for catastrophic events

Often when we have events like the August 2020 Derecho, hailstorms, or any other catastrophic event, we are at our worst. Because of that, we want our insurance to be at its best. RCIS has been working to provide protection for farmers and ranchers across the country,...

Iowa crops able to withstand drought stress in 2022

Iowa crops able to withstand drought stress in 2022

As harvest wraps up around the state for 2022 it is a good time to review the growing season and how crops performed this year.In Iowa the western part of the state dealt with drought stress throughout the growing season but Matthew Nelson, Channel Seed Agronomist,...

As public ag literacy falls, advocacy becomes increasingly important

As public ag literacy falls, advocacy becomes increasingly important

Most people today are at least three generations removed from the farm- that means we have tons of kids who are growing up without even having grandparents who farm. This is partly due to the fact that it can be pretty difficult to pass farms down through families,...

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Soybean stocks rise higher in June

Soybean stocks rise higher in June

The Economic Research Service issued its June Oil Crops Outlook that predicted higher soybean ending stocks for the month. A higher carryover raised the 2023-2024 U.S. soybean ending stocks forecast by 15 million bushels to 350 million bushels. The increase in...