Certis Biologicals Launches Convergence™ Biofungicide, a Powerful Crop Protection Solution for Corn, Soybeans and Peanuts
COLUMBIA, MD, JAN. 8, 2024 – Certis Biologicals has one compelling question for row crop farmers in 2024: Why settle for just one advantage when you can experience them all? In the realm of science and technology, convergence signifies
Genetic Sleuthing Reveals New Weakness in Corn’s Herbicide Armor
A team of Agricultural Research Service (ARS), university and industry scientists has spotted a new genetic vulnerability to tolpyralate herbicide in 49 varieties of corn, marking the first report of the weed control posing a danger to
Tour de Forage Set for Jan. 22-24 – Register Today
ST. PAUL, MN –Back to Our Roots: Managing Alfalfa for Yield & Environment,Optimizing Forage Quality to Maximize Milk Production, and Managing Silage Corn for High Yield and Quality are just a few of the many presentations offered at Midwest Forage
Loam Bio, Carbon Technologies Leader, Launches New Opportunities for the U.S.
VIDEO: Jesse Allen sits down to learn more about Loam Bio, officially launching in the U.S. for the 2024 growing season. [ST PAUL, MN] – Loam Bio, an Australian leader in carbon market technologies, announces its entry
Farmer Pleads Guilty To Crop Insurance Fraud
(Washburn, ND) — A Washburn farmer accused of crop insurance fraud has pleaded guilty to all charges against him. Authorities say Kent Pfaff provided false information to crop insurance companies and the U.S. Agriculture Department to receive
ALB Holding Targeted Grazing Workshops
Paid grazing contracts present a tremendous opportunity for the growth of the U.S. sheep flock and improving the availability and price competitiveness of American lamb. It’s also an opportunity to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through green energy
California, the Last State to Hold Out on E15
Forty-nine states – Montana’s the latest – have now allowed the sale of 15 percent corn ethanol blended gasoline. But the biggest state and the nation’s trendsetter in new vehicle emission standards, California, still says ‘no.’ Renewable
Midwest Weather Staying Warmer and Drier Than Normal
The Midwest Climate Hub says warm and dry was the theme during December in the North Central U.S. There have been exceptions, including a Christmas system that dropped multiple inches of precipitation in certain areas. The region
USGC Touts U.S. Corn Quality in China
The U.S. Grains Council’s office in Beijing, China, recently hit the road to present the 2023-2024 Corn Harvest Quality Report, discuss sorghum opportunities, and protect market share for U.S. coarse grains. The Council conducted a corn quality
Food Price Index Drops in December
The U.N.’s Food and Agricultural Organization says world food prices dropped in December. The Food Price Index, which tracks monthly changes in the prices of globally traded commodities, averaged 188.5 points in December, down 1.5 percent from