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Methane production in grazing beef systems
Even though livestock’s greenhouse gas emissions are relatively minor in the U. S., methane emissions can be reduced by improving forage quality. The environmental impact of the beef industry has...
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Is using herbicide impregnated fertilizer an option?
Could it work in a pasture or hay field? Weed and feed products that combine herbicide and fertilizer application into one have long been available for lawn care use. Dry and stable fertilizer can be...
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Vilsack expresses optimism to state ag leaders
Ag secretary addresses NASDA leaders about supply chain concerns and outlook for agriculture. While speaking to leaders at the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture’s Winter Policy...
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Farm Progress America, February 17, 2022
Max Armstrong shares that the climate-smart farming group AgMission has added a new partner Max Armstrong reports on AgMission that's working to advance innovative climate solutions to help meet net...
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Farm bankruptcies down in 2021
Chapter 12 bankruptcy filings saw a 50% year-over-year drop. After three years with significant increases in farm bankruptcies, Chapter 12 filings dropped dramatically in 2021. The number of Chapter...
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Farm Progress America, February 25, 2022
Max Armstrong reports on a consumer survey program being conducted by Purdue University. Max Armstrong shares insight from a recent Purdue survey offering an interesting look at food access by...
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7 ag stories you might have missed
The impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on agriculture, 2022 crop production forecast, the spread of avian influenza and more. It has been a hectic week. Did you miss some agricultural news? We’ve...
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Celebrating FFA across the USA
Farm Progress editors capture the officers, hard work, accomplishments and best of FFA members across the country. Editors at Farm Progress attend many FFA events, if not for work, for their children,...
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Value of gain vs. What might be?
Make sure your cost of grain is more than the weight gain was worth. Every week when I write this column the thing that is top of mind is profit. When we are in the market for breeding stock we need...
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Help consumers understand value of beef
LEAD Comment: Lessons learned from the LEAD program help Ann Marie Bosshamer promote beef to the world. In the fall of 1995, I walked into the University of Nebraska East Campus Union as one of the...
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FFA Tribute: Emma Kuss
The FFA Chapter Tribute goes to Emma Kuss, Nebraska State FFA Secretary.Emma is looking forward to the state convention in April, as well as chapter visits leading up to the event. She enjoys sharing...
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This Week in Agribusiness, Feb. 26, 2022
The Russia-Ukraine conflict, National Farm Machinery Show finds and the impact of FFA are hot topics this week. Max and Mike are at the desk this week, talking about the impact of the Russia-Ukraine...
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Farm Progress America, February 28, 2022
Max Armstrong discusses rising interest in biotech wheat Max Armstrong shares that while biotechnology is available for corn, cotton and soybeans, there is no GMO wheat. In the United States, the...
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Profit maximization for cattle producers
How do you maximize profit on your ranch? With both revenues and costs rising, cattle producers must adjust cattle production and marketing to maximize profits. Economists model this decision...
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How genetic values apply to my herd goals?
How do you determine what genetic values are important to your operation? Each bull you purchase should be evaluated on the basis of what genetic potential he has to offer to your specific...
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3 tips for calving season
Focus on ensuring adequate colostrum, preventing cold stress and having a calving kit ready. Calving season is an exciting time as we gear up to welcome our newest calf crop into the world. Help make...
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Holding on to calves through a down market
Can you lock in prices to control further price erosion? First it was just drought, now we have war in eastern Europe. On the 24th of February Feeder Cattle futures markets were down over $4 for most...
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Farm Progress America, March 1, 2022
Max Armstrong shares insight on the relationship between crop insurance and your risk management plan Max Armstrong reports on farm risk management and the relationship between crop insurance and a...
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How is the Russia-Ukraine conflict impacting U.S. agriculture?
Market reactions, input costs and supplies and strategies to handle volatility. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has taken over the news cycles across the United States and around the world in the past...
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Price rally boosts farmer sentiment
Ag Economy Barometer still shows concern over production costs. Farmer sentiment continues to fluctuate month-to-month. The Ag Economy Barometer rose 6 points to a reading of 125 in February, a mirror...
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