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A new planter standard provides ag equipment manufacturers with performance guidelines intended to minimize the drift potential of fugitive dust from seed treated with insecticide.
American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) has launched a new website, “GetaMoveOn,” to help farmers and ranchers give voice to GMO ingenuity and environmental responsibility.
Here’s a fun look at summer ag shows from the other side of the vendor’s table.
Get there the day before, check in, set up, see old faces and friends, ask myself what MacGyver would do to fix what was forgotten, broke in transit or left behind at the last show, and be glad someone else set up the tent.
While an individual may have a good “feel” for hay pricing and trends, there is no algorithm, no formula and no magical way to predict hay prices. However, hay market trends are like an animal’s behavior; if you study how an animal reacts in different situations, you can make some reasonable predictions as to how it will react to events.
Banned for more than 40 years, the notorious insecticide DDT is still being found on properties, as the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) discovered last week at a collection event held as part of Earth Day activities.
A Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service economist told members of the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry that U.S. agricultural exports to Cuba could reach $1.2 billion annually if regulations are relaxed and some trade barriers are lifted.
“Cauliflower is the new kale.” If that statement left you scratching your head, then welcome to the club. The statement is attributed to Stacy Baas, brand strategist and trend-watcher for Earthbound Farm, as reported by the Houston Chronicle.
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