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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, Channel corn brand portfolio lead, said they’ve been pleased with how Channel seed corn has performed so far this year. Robinson said they will be watching closely to see how Channel seed genetics will handle some of the biggest...

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Bayer supporting youth in agriculture in several ways

Bayer supporting youth in agriculture in several ways

Youth are the future of agriculture. This may seem like an obvious statement, but in an ever-changing industry like agriculture, we need to do our best to make sure today?s ag youth are prepared to be tomorrow?s leaders. Many of those leaders will grow up on farms,...

Iowa department of agriculture announces pesticide applicator testing

Iowa department of agriculture announces pesticide applicator testing

DES MOINES, Iowa (September 14, 2022) ? Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig announced Wednesday that the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship?s Pesticide Bureau will offer in-person and online pesticide applicator testing options for commercial and...

Merck Animal Health talks sustainability at Beef Media Event

Merck Animal Health talks sustainability at Beef Media Event

This week, Merck Animal Health hosted a Beef Media Event to discuss the U.S. beef industry?s current status and future. Among the most important topics was sustainability. We talk about this a lot when it comes to grain production, but sustainability is just as...

Potential freight railway strike threatens supply chains

Potential freight railway strike threatens supply chains

The two largest railway workers unions in the country and the railway carriers are currently in a dispute over working conditions which could reach a boiling over point this Friday if a deal is not reached.The railway workers unions and the railway carriers are at...

WASDE does little to assuage any rationing worries

WASDE does little to assuage any rationing worries

The latest WASDE report that came out on Monday gave us the first boots-on-the-ground reports from USDA as they sent their scouts into the fields. However, they still lowered production estimates. Corn basically was in-line with estimates, and soybeans were cut...

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Iowa weather now shifting to a cooler pattern

Iowa weather now shifting to a cooler pattern

There?s certainly been a lot to talk about with the weather in Iowa recently, as it seems like a different season every few days. But while the temperatures are providing a lot of buzz, the drought monitor has been pretty quiet. That can be seen as a good thing,...