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Farmers need to think long-term when making planning decisions

Farmers need to think long-term when making planning decisions

Farming decisions this year can have a big effect for several seasons to come. Todd McRoberts, the Corn Technical Product Lead for Syngenta Corn Traits, said planning ahead is more important now than ever. When it comes to planning ahead, McRoberts said you have to look at the field level, starting with the field history. Paired with proper stewardship, McRoberts said innovation can play an important role in helping growers plan further ahead. Looking at future launches, like Durastak, he...

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Secretary Naig announces pesticide applicator testing options

Secretary Naig announces pesticide applicator testing options

Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig announced today that the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship will once again offer in-person and online pesticide applicator testing options for commercial and private applicators this spring. The Department...

USMEF Chair recaps discussions at Cattle Industry Convention

U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) Chair Randy Spronk participated in his first Cattle Industry Convention last week in Orlando. Spronk said he had conversations with cattle producers and other beef industry leaders about the importance of expanding global demand for...

Agoro celebrates 2 million acre mark

Agoro celebrates 2 million acre mark

Farmers are enrolling more and more acres into conversation practices and carbon market programs. It has been an interesting trend to watch happen over the past few years. Agoro Carbon Alliance has been one of the companies touting their carbon credit program, which...

Short stature corn suits the nature of corn production

Short stature corn suits the nature of corn production

One of the newest and most unique developments in seed technology has been the emergence of short stature corn. Believe it or not, there are many different benefits to having shorter corn, like having a greater resistance to wind damage. Myron Stine, president of...

New poll suggests ag economic downturn

New poll suggests ag economic downturn

A new poll of agricultural economists by Farm Journal shows most expect lower commodity prices, along with the outlook for higher costs, to weigh on the agriculture industry in 2024. Farm Journal has partnered with the University of Missouri to create the Ag...

Tax bill passes in House, some ag senators raise doubts

Tax bill passes in House, some ag senators raise doubts

Members of Congress from ag heavy states helped to push sweeping tax legislation across the finish line in the House, but there may be more resistance ahead in the Senate. The message of House members in favor of the bill, that it will benefit farmers and ranchers,...

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