Agricultural Studies & Research
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports district hemp plantings fell about 85 percent from their 2019 peak by 2025.
Contactless monitoring could help producers detect cattle health problems earlier while reducing labor and treatment delays, according to new research by the USDA Agricultural Research Service.
CME Group’s Fred Seamon discusses the latest Ag Economy Barometer for July and what the survey reveals about producer sentiment, farm finances, and the outlook for agriculture.
Purdue Extension says captured rainwater can help conserve freshwater for landscaping and gardens.
The University of Nebraska is sharing research to help cattle producers adapt to changing conditions.
Analysts say today’s strong calf prices may mask narrowing long-term advantages for beef-on-dairy programs.
Experts say slower replacement cycles are shifting the focus from fashion trends to supply chain profitability.
Growth in dairy exports will be crucial as domestic milk output rises. Strong foreign demand can help absorb extra production, reduce inventory, and support milk prices.
The Iowa Soybean Association and Heartland Co-op say conservation guidance can help farmers improve efficiency while protecting their land.
Dr. Michael Langemeier discusses the latest Ag Economy Barometer findings and the factors behind the July rise in farmer sentiment after months of decline.