AGCO and SDF Enter New Partnership to Strengthen Global Position in Low-Mid Horsepower Tractor Segment
DULUTH, Ga. and TREVIGLIO, Italy, Feb. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — AGCO Corporation (NYSE: AGCO), a global leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of agricultural machinery and precision ag technology, and SDF, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of tractors, harvesters,
2025 GROWMARK Foundation Scholarship Applications Now Open
BLOOMINGTON, Ill., (AgPR) February 11, 2025 – The GROWMARK Foundation is pleased to offer fifty-five scholarships once again totaling $2,000 each, to students pursuing agriculture and business-related degrees or certificates at colleges, universities, and technical schools in the United States
More Than One Thousand Agriculturalists Gather to Share Information About the Harvest Industry
Sylvia, Kan (February 11, 2025) — Members of the U.S. Custom Harvesters’ (USCHI) organization gathered on January 30th – February 1st for their 42nd Annual Convention in Des Moines. Iowa. This convention recorded 1,085 attendees and 125 vendors. The program included speakers on
Adastrio® Fungicide Now Approved for Soybeans, Unlocks Rotation Flexibility
The EPA recently approved a label expansion for Adastrio® fungicide to now include soybeans as a labeled crop. With this label expansion, growers who applied Adastrio fungicide to corn fields in the previous season can now plant soybeans
Funds Exiting Positions in the Cattle Markets
Story courtesy of Brian Winnekins, at affiliate WRDN-Durand, WI Late last week, we saw a retreat in the cattle markets. Bryan Doherty, the senior market advisor for Total Farm Marketing by Stewart-Peterson, says it appears the funds
Challenges Facing South American Farmers
While South America is expected to produce large crops of corn and soybeans, it’s not without challenges. Dr. Michael Cordonnier, an agronomist with Soybean and Corn Advisors, Inc., says despite wet weather in parts of Brazil, farmers
More on USDA Freezing Conservation, Farmer Payments
(WASHINGTON D.C.) — The USDA has frozen some funding for farmers as it goes through a sweeping review, despite assurances from the Trump administration that programs helping farmers wouldn’t be affected during the government overhaul. Reuters says