Wet Weather Raises Risk of Apple Storage Diseases Wet Weather Raises Risk of Apple Storage Diseases Monday, August 17, 2026 Apple growers should combine preharvest fungicide protection with careful harvesting and storage practices after wet weather to prevent late-season rot and protect fruit quality.
13 Pennsylvania Farms Earn Century Farm Recognition 13 Pennsylvania Farms Earn Century Farm Recognition Monday, August 17, 2026 Pennsylvania Secretary Russell Redding honored 12 Century Farms and one Bicentennial Farm at Ag Progress Days, celebrating families preserving their rich agricultural heritage.
Southwest Missouri Farmers Conference Set for August 27 Southwest Missouri Farmers Conference Set for August 27 Monday, August 17, 2026 The 2026 Southwest Farmers & Producers Conference takes place August 27 in Springfield, Missouri, offering free research-based learning on regenerative agriculture and soil health.
Lincoln University Helps Farmers and Workers Succeed Lincoln University Helps Farmers and Workers Succeed Monday, August 17, 2026 Lincoln University of Missouri Extension boosts workforce development and agricultural education statewide through sustainable farming, business, and job training programs.
Cornell AgriTech Hosts 10th Annual Hemp Field Day Cornell AgriTech Hosts 10th Annual Hemp Field Day Monday, August 17, 2026 Cornell AgriTech hosts its 10th Annual Hemp Field Day on September 15, 2026, showcasing grain and fiber harvesting, feeding trials, new cultivars, and industry networking.
Isha Chauhan Receives 2026 Veterinary Research Award Isha Chauhan Receives 2026 Veterinary Research Award Monday, August 17, 2026 The 2026 Veterinary Scholars Symposium in Raleigh honored Cornell student Isha Chauhan for her landmark genetic research on early pregnancy loss in horses and its applications to human health.
Wisconsin Farmers Encouraged to Apply for NRCS Aid Wisconsin Farmers Encouraged to Apply for NRCS Aid Monday, August 17, 2026 The USDA NRCS is offering expanded funding and technical assistance through fiscal year 2027 conservation programs to help Wisconsin farmers protect land, soil, and water resources.
Farm Fatalities Remain a Concern Across Wisconsin Farm Fatalities Remain a Concern Across Wisconsin Monday, August 17, 2026 Recent reports from Wisconsin agricultural and medical research groups highlight ongoing farm safety challenges, noting that farm-related fatalities climbed to 30-35 annually from 2021 through...
Kentucky State Graduate Wins Three ASHS Awards Kentucky State Graduate Wins Three ASHS Awards Monday, August 17, 2026 Kentucky State University graduate student Godswill Ujah earned three prestigious awards at the 2026 ASHS Annual Conference for his research on North American pawpaw genetics.
Kentucky Ag Finance Corp Approves $1.8M in Farm Loans Kentucky Ag Finance Corp Approves $1.8M in Farm Loans Monday, August 17, 2026 The Kentucky Agricultural Finance Corp. approved 11 loans worth $1,835,131.80 across three programs to support farming and agribusiness projects throughout Kentucky.
Freeland Bean and Grain Earns Michigan Exporter of The Year Freeland Bean and Grain Earns Michigan Exporter of The Year Monday, August 17, 2026 Freeland Bean and Grain was named Michigan's 2026 Agriculture Exporter of the Year for expanding global markets, increasing black bean exports, and creating opportunities for Michigan farmers.
Global Biotechnology Summit Advances Future of Sustainable Agriculture Global Biotechnology Summit Advances Future of Sustainable Agriculture Monday, August 17, 2026 An international biotechnology symposium brought together experts to discuss innovation, sustainability, food security, education, and the role of genetic engineering in improving agriculture...
Corn Silage Pricing Strategies for Better Farm Profit Corn Silage Pricing Strategies for Better Farm Profit Monday, August 17, 2026 Corn silage can be a cost-effective feed option for livestock. Understanding different pricing methods helps farmers determine fair values, control feed expenses, and improve overall farm...
Farmers Turn to Older Machinery to Cut Costs Farmers Turn to Older Machinery to Cut Costs Monday, August 17, 2026 Farmers are repairing and upgrading older machinery to reduce costs amid economic challenges. High equipment prices and lower farm income are driving careful spending and alternative farming...
Prairie Strips Help Farmers Protect Pollinators While Growing Crops Prairie Strips Help Farmers Protect Pollinators While Growing Crops Monday, August 17, 2026 Long-term research shows prairie strips benefit pollinators, support honey production, improve wildlife habitat, and help farmers conserve natural resources while continuing successful corn and...
Whitley County Field Day Brings Latest Farming Insights and Training Whitley County Field Day Brings Latest Farming Insights and Training Monday, August 17, 2026 The Whitley County Field Day will provide practical guidance on crop management, weed control, soil health, safety, and agricultural regulations through expert-led educational sessions and...
Advance Your Career in Conservation Advance Your Career in Conservation Monday, August 17, 2026 A new leadership academy will help conservation professionals gain agricultural knowledge, connect with farmers, and develop practical skills through virtual learning sessions and in-person...
2026 Bean Growers Day Highlights Dry Bean Research 2026 Bean Growers Day Highlights Dry Bean Research Monday, August 17, 2026 The 2026 Bean Growers Day gives Nebraska growers practical information on insects, irrigation, weeds, varieties, farm research, and industry developments affecting dry bean production.
Yellow Soybeans Raise Concerns For Farmers Across Southern Illinois Yellow Soybeans Raise Concerns For Farmers Across Southern Illinois Monday, August 17, 2026 Soybean yellowing across southern Illinois is linked to potassium deficiency, drought impacts, pests, diseases, and soil conditions. Proper scouting and nutrient management can help protect yields.
Late Summer Brings New Pest Challenges Late Summer Brings New Pest Challenges Monday, August 17, 2026 Late summer pests can damage Minnesota gardens, but regular scouting, safe treatments, beneficial insects, healthy soil, and proper watering help protect plants through the fall.
Minnesota Crops Face Growing Pressure From Severe Drought Minnesota Crops Face Growing Pressure From Severe Drought Monday, August 17, 2026 Minnesota's drought has expanded to nearly 45% severe drought coverage, reducing soil moisture and raising crop concerns, though most major crops remain in good condition despite increasing...
How Heat Causes Grass to Turn Brown How Heat Causes Grass to Turn Brown Monday, August 17, 2026 Cool season grass naturally becomes dormant during intense summer heat. Proper watering, mowing, fertilizing, and traffic management can help lawns recover when cooler temperatures...
American Cotton Gets New Hope Through Industry Revival Efforts American Cotton Gets New Hope Through Industry Revival Efforts Monday, August 17, 2026 The U.S. cotton industry is promoting new policies and campaigns to boost demand, compete with synthetic fibers, support farmers, and strengthen its position in domestic and global markets.
Dakota County Honors Farm Families and 4-H Youth Leaders Dakota County Honors Farm Families and 4-H Youth Leaders Monday, August 17, 2026 Dakota County honored farm families, Century Farms, and 4-H youth at its annual county fair meeting, highlighting agricultural heritage, conservation farming, and Minnesota’s largest 4-H...
Ranchers Urged to Plan Grazing for Drought Ranchers Urged to Plan Grazing for Drought Monday, August 17, 2026 Drought affects grazing resources across North Dakota, making careful pasture management essential for recovery, protecting grass health, maintaining forage production, and improving...
DWFI Connects Ukraine With Nebraska Irrigation Experts DWFI Connects Ukraine With Nebraska Irrigation Experts Monday, August 17, 2026 The University of Nebraska’s DWFI hosted Ukrainian agricultural leaders to explore irrigation technologies, water management solutions, and industry partnerships that could support...
2026 Eminent Leaders Honored by SDSU 2026 Eminent Leaders Honored by SDSU Monday, August 17, 2026 South Dakota State University honors Patty DeZeeuw, Mary Duvall, Jerry Schmitz and Kevin Scott for their leadership, service and lasting contributions to agriculture, families and...
Crystal Levesque Named SDSU Swine Production Chair Crystal Levesque Named SDSU Swine Production Chair Monday, August 17, 2026 Crystal Levesque receives SDSU’s inaugural Rick Wahlstrom Endowed Chair in Swine Production, recognizing her research, teaching, student mentoring, and contributions to the swine industry.
Star Seed Event Highlights Forage Research and Crop Insights Star Seed Event Highlights Forage Research and Crop Insights Monday, August 17, 2026 Nebraska Extension and Star Seed's Aug. 27 field day near Broken Bow will showcase 14 warm-season forage varieties, with research insights, field demonstrations, and expert guidance for...
How Cereal Rye Biomass Drives Cover Crop Success How Cereal Rye Biomass Drives Cover Crop Success Monday, August 17, 2026 Cover crop benefits depend on biomass production, making management decisions critical for achieving erosion, nutrient, and weed control goals.