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Dairy program signups extended until March
Over 50% of dairy producers enrolled in 2021 have not re-enrolled for 2022. The signup period for 2022 coverage under USDA’s Dairy Margin Coverage program has been extended by five weeks to maximize...
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Guide to mental health help released
The stress of farming weighs on everyone, this special report from the editors of Farm Progress offers insights and more for family farmers. There's no doubt that farming has changed over the last few...
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Farm Progress America, February 9, 2022
Max Armstrong shares insight from one U.S. Senator's concerns about foreign ownership of U.S. assets Max Armstrong reports that there's rising concern about foreign investment in a strategy to...
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Weak calf syndrome: What to do when calves are born weak
Identify the weak calves and institute special care. “Weak Calf Syndrome” is a term applied to a calf born alive but lacks vigor, is slow to stand, and may not attempt to nurse. Affected herds may...
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Pork, beef export values reach new highs
Beef exports surpass $10 billion while pork tops $8 billion for the first time. U.S. beef exports greatly exceeded previous volume and value records in 2021, surpassing $10 billion for the first time,...
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Farm Progress America, February 10, 2022
Max Armstrong looks at farmland, and who might be buying Max Armstrong continues his conversation about investment in the U.S. This time he's talking about land purchases, including foreign...
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The bull market in 2022
Check out these steps to help get more for your buck in a bull. Bull sale season is officially underway across the country, and early reports certainly indicate that demand is high, regardless of the...
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7 ag stories you might have missed
Catch up on this week’s WASDE report, new ag export records, cover crop incentives and more! Missed some agricultural news this week? Here are seven stories to fill you in.WASDE data keeps soy rally...
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Farm Progress America, February 11, 2022
Max Armstrong shares information about the National Farm Machinery Show which opens its doors next week Max Armstrong offers news that the National Farm Machinery Show is opening its doors without...
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Food manufacturers’ surprise profitability set to continue
COVID-19 continues to scramble industry expectations and consumer food buying behavior. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to defy conventional wisdom and economic norms surrounding the U.S. food...
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Changing market demands literacy
Understanding costs, and the value of the dollar, can help put profit in your pocket. If you are reading this column you are interested in making money with livestock. It will be of interest to you...
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Court returns gray wolf to endangered species list
Ag groups see gray wolf ruling blow to Endangered Species Act goals. Senior U.S. District Court Judge Jeffrey White ruled that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service prematurely removed federal Endangered...
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FFA Tribute: Katie Zimmer
The FFA Chapter Tribute goes to Katie Zimmer, Wisconsin FFA vice president.Katie is excited for the upcoming FFA week, and meeting with local chapters, holding virtual game nights and more. She's...
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This Week in Agribusiness, Feb. 12, 2022
Women in science, WASDE numbers, fertilizer challenges, electric vehicles and a special flag are featured topics this week. This week, Max speaks to Dr. Jackie Applegate, president, Bayer Crop...
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Farm Progress America, February 14, 2022
Max Armstrong reports on changes in Congress that could impact work on the next farm bill. Max Armstrong looks ahead at the work in Washington on the next farm bill. Max points to the new faces...
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3 Tips to keep in mind this calving season
Check out the article for a refresher on hypothermic signs. Calving season is an exciting time for us all as we gear up to welcome our newest calf crop into the world. Help make it the most successful...
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Farm Progress America, February 15, 2022
Max Armstrong looks at the restoration of protections for the gray wolf population Max Armstrong reports on a reaction from the American Farm Bureau Federation to a California court decision that...
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Bull to female ratios: Preparing for breeding season
What's the rule of thumb when it comes to bulls vs. females? Breeding season is approaching and bull turnout is only six weeks away for herds that plan to start calving next January. We are fortunate...
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Q&A: 2022 Farm program decisions
Price loss vs. ag risk, payment odds, supplemental insurance, calculators and sign-up info. March 15 is the deadline to sign-up for the 2022 farm program at local USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA)...
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Farm Progress America, February 16, 2022
Max Armstrong reports that rising commodity prices have had little impact on food company margins Max Armstrong digs into the food versus fuel debate which he predicts will emerge again as airlines...
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