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Corn growers in search of certainty from year-round E15

Corn growers in search of certainty from year-round E15

There are few certainties in farming. Weather, prices, and regulations are always shifting and forcing farmers to think on their feet. One way to deliver certainty for fuel retailers is through the implementation of year-round E15 says National Corn Growers President Jed Bower. Bower says that the certainty of year-round E15 provided through legislation would be a massive boost to growers. He says certainty is needed for corn growers who have battled several years of lower prices for their...

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Making tough decisions on fall fertilizer

Making tough decisions on fall fertilizer

As the harvest season approaches farmers are preparing to make tough decisions on fertilizer. With phosphorus and potassium prices high, some growers might be tempted to pull back on fertilizer but that can be a rash decision that can lead to problems in the future....

Is the U.S. corn and soybean crop getting smaller?

Is the U.S. corn and soybean crop getting smaller?

From disease to drought, the 2025 crop has been thrown a curveball late in the season. It’s also pushing the crop to maturity quicker. And with USDA currently projecting a record yield and crop, many analysts say the U.S. crop is likely going backwards in terms of...

Secure borders and legal workforce can coexist

Secure borders and legal workforce can coexist

When it comes to immigration and labor, agriculture keeps circling back to the same problem: something must give. Farmers and businesses cannot sit idly by while Washington debates; they need guidance and answers now. Last week, we wrote about the broader frustration...

National Weather Service issues La Nina watch

National Weather Service issues La Nina watch

The National Weather Service recently enacted a La Nina watch which means that the climatic system could develop in the fall or winter months. USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey says that despite the watch being put in place, a La Nina weather pattern forming is not a...

Thinking smarter- and shorter- with new seed genetics

Thinking smarter- and shorter- with new seed genetics

We’ll be learning a lot from this year’s corn crop, and much of that will be evident when harvest comes around. While the crops look good right now, there’s looming disease pressure that could cause some issues before the crop makes it to the bin. Clayton Robinson,...

U.S. bison industry gains access to key overseas markets

U.S. bison industry gains access to key overseas markets

The European Commission has proposed legislation that would allow some duty-free access for U.S. bison meat into the European Union. With this legislation, the current 20% tariff on U.S. bison would be eliminated under an annual tariff rate quota (TRQ) for 3,000 mt of...

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AFBF asks Congress and White House for farm aid

AFBF asks Congress and White House for farm aid

Farmers and ranchers are facing extreme economic pressures. The overall U.S. farm economy is in very bad shape, and the long-term viability of the sector is in danger. Brian Glenn, director of government affairs for the American Farm Bureau Federation, said costs have...