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A Summer pattern continues across the Heartland in the days to come

Friday, September 16 by Brownfield Ag News

Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for near- or above-normal temperatures nationwide, with the greatest likelihood of late-season warmth stretching from the central and southern Plains into the Southeast. Meanwhile, near- or below-normal precipitation across most of the country should contrast with... Read More.

American Farm Bureau continues to monitor railroad negotiations

Wednesday, September 14 by Brownfield Ag News

Agricultural groups including American Farm Bureau are closely watching railroad negotiations as the deadline to avert a national strike approaches. Andrew Walmsley is a senior director of government affairs with American Farm Bureau. “The rail network is critically important not only to the economy but... Read More.

NCGA says the waiting game continues for relief in the fertilizer market

Tuesday, September 6 by Brownfield Ag News

The President of the National Corn Growers Association says relief from record fertilizer costs and tight supplies isn’t expected anytime soon. Chris Edgington says farmers are anxiously waiting for the removal of tariffs placed on phosphate imports from Morocco. “We’re almost to a point... Read More.

Dry weather in Kansas continues affecting crops

Monday, August 29 by Brownfield Ag News

Dry conditions continue to impact Kansas crops. USDA statistician Doug Bounds says topsoil moisture is 36% short and 44% very short with similar subsoil moisture levels. Most Kansas corn is struggling with 19% of the crop in good condition, 28% rated fair, 26% poor,... Read More.

Drought continues to stress Nebraska crops

Monday, August 29 by Brownfield Ag News

Drought conditions continue to take a toll on Nebraska crops. USDA statistician Nicholas Streff says topsoil moisture is 46% very short and 35% short with only 19% of the cropland having adequate moisture. Only 29% of Nebraska’s corn is in good condition, with 27% in... Read More.

Harvest continues in Arkansas, corn 15% complete, rice 4%

Monday, August 29 by Brownfield Ag News

Corn and rice harvest picked up pace this past week. Corn harvest is 15% complete and rice harvest is 4% complete. The rice crop is also 94 percent headed and 32% mature. Soybeans are rated 69% good to excellent, with 29% coloring, 13% dropping... Read More.

Drought continues to pressure cattle industry

Monday, August 29 by Brownfield Ag News

Cattle prices are forecasted higher as beef supplies are expected to tighten, but that doesn’t mean an expansion of the cattle herd is coming anytime soon. University of Missouri’s Scott Brown says drought is the biggest contributing factor in the reduction in beef production. ... Read More.

Senate Ag Committee Ranking Member continues Arkansas Ag Tour

Thursday, August 25 by Brownfield Ag News

Photo courtesy Senator John Boozman U.S. Senator John Boozman is taking the opportunity to connect with his constituents during this week’s Arkansas Ag Tour. He tells Brownfield it’s the chance to try and find solutions from the ground up. “What are the things that they’re... Read More.

Drought continues to impact cattle numbers

Monday, August 22 by Brownfield Ag News

The latest Cattle on Feed report from the USDA had placements in July outside the upper end of pre-report expectations. University of Missouri livestock economist Scott Brown says that could mean two things for the markets. “We could be seeing not-as-strong cattle prices in... Read More.

China continues buying U.S. ag goods despite Taiwan visit

Tuesday, August 9 by Brownfield Ag News

An ag economist says the recent strain on U.S. – Chinese relations, because of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan, hasn’t stopped the trading partner from buying U.S. ag products. But the University of Missouri’s Ben Brown is urging caution… “We’re encouraging China to... Read More.

Drought continues to hurt MO crops, pastures

Monday, August 8 by Brownfield Ag News

Drought in Missouri sees little relief on the week, pushing most crop and field conditions lower. USDA says corn silking is on pace at 95 percent. Corn doughing is two thirds complete, about even with the average. The crop’s condition continues to fall for... Read More.

Monarchs Quest for NBC World Series Title Continues Today in Wichita

Thursday, August 4 by Grant Barrett

By Brad Hallier Wichita, Kan. – The Hutchinson Monarchs survived pool play at this year’s NBC World Series, and they will continue their quest for their first title at 6 p.m. today. The Monarchs start the eight-team, single-elimination... Read More.

Stories tagged with: continues

A Summer pattern continues across the Heartland in the days to come

American Farm Bureau continues to monitor railroad negotiations

NCGA says the waiting game continues for relief in the fertilizer market

Dry weather in Kansas continues affecting crops

Drought continues to stress Nebraska crops

Harvest continues in Arkansas, corn 15% complete, rice 4%

Drought continues to pressure cattle industry

Senate Ag Committee Ranking Member continues Arkansas Ag Tour

Drought continues to impact cattle numbers

China continues buying U.S. ag goods despite Taiwan visit

Drought continues to hurt MO crops, pastures

Monarchs Quest for NBC World Series Title Continues Today in Wichita

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