Seed Innovation Case Ends with Settlement Seed Innovation Case Ends with Settlement Wednesday, September 30, 2026 The settlement between Corteva and Inari concludes a legal dispute over seed-related materials and intellectual property, reinforcing the importance of innovation protections in agriculture.
U.S. Soybean Exports Gain Support from China U.S. Soybean Exports Gain Support from China Wednesday, September 30, 2026 China's commitment to buy U.S. soybeans over the next three years offers stability for growers, though industry groups continue seeking tariff reductions.
Hometown Roots Contest Rewards Community Leaders Hometown Roots Contest Rewards Community Leaders Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Two agricultural community leaders were recognized through the 2026 Hometown Roots Contest and directed funding to organizations supporting education and youth.
Farm Leaders Back Greg Ibach USDA Trade Nomination Farm Leaders Back Greg Ibach USDA Trade Nomination Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Agricultural organizations welcomed Greg Ibach's nomination to a senior USDA trade position, highlighting his farming background and experience in expanding market opportunities for U.S....
Americas Fairs Get Major Tractor Supply Boost Americas Fairs Get Major Tractor Supply Boost Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Tractor Supply is deepening its commitment to agriculture by supporting more than 1,000 fairs across the country and expanding opportunities for youth, families and rural communities.
How Often Should Farmers Test Soil for Better Crop Yields? How Often Should Farmers Test Soil for Better Crop Yields? Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Testing soil every one to four years effectively guides nutrient management, as the ideal schedule depends on crop demand, soil type, and how rapidly nutrient conditions change.
Missouri Producers Gain Insights at Sheep and Goat Event Missouri Producers Gain Insights at Sheep and Goat Event Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Lincoln University’s Small Ruminant Field Day educated sheep and goat producers on grazing management, livestock nutrition, economics, virtual fencing, and parasite control.
University of Missouri Develops AI System for Farm Drones University of Missouri Develops AI System for Farm Drones Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Mizzou researchers created FieldVision, an AI framework allowing agricultural drones to intelligently choose where to process field imagery, improving speed and overall system reliability.
Using Manure to Lower Crop Nutrient Expenses Using Manure to Lower Crop Nutrient Expenses Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Using soil tests, manure analysis, and fertilizer prices, farmers can evaluate manure's economic value to replace costly commercial N, P, and K fertilizers and cut crop input expenses.
Nicole Guise Hall Honored for Dairy Industry Leadership Nicole Guise Hall Honored for Dairy Industry Leadership Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Nicole Guise Hall was named the 2026 Janet Harding Ruslavage Memorial Award recipient for her outstanding dedication to promoting Pennsylvania's dairy industry through education.
New York Promotes Cider Tourism and Apple Farms New York Promotes Cider Tourism and Apple Farms Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Governor Kathy Hochul launched the NY State of Cider campaign, partnering with Airbnb to boost agricultural tourism, rural economies, and local hard cider producers across New York.
Study Reveals Mating Changes in New World Screwworms Study Reveals Mating Changes in New World Screwworms Wednesday, September 30, 2026 University of Kentucky and USDA researchers discovered that mating alters cuticular hydrocarbon profiles in female New World screwworm flies, a insight that could enhance future pest control...
Kentucky Proud Promotes Fall CSA Farm Programs Kentucky Proud Promotes Fall CSA Farm Programs Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Kentucky Proud Fall CSA Week held September 28-October 2, 2026, encourages residents to support local farms by purchasing subscriptions for seasonal produce, meats, and other farm products.
Wisconsin Confirms EHD Cases in Cattle and Deer Wisconsin Confirms EHD Cases in Cattle and Deer Wednesday, September 30, 2026 The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection confirmed epizootic hemorrhagic disease in Waukesha County dairy cattle and wild and captive deer.
Student Researcher Explores Invasive Plants and Ecosystem Recovery Student Researcher Explores Invasive Plants and Ecosystem Recovery Wednesday, September 30, 2026 An undergraduate research fellow studied invasive plants and ecosystem recovery at the University of Michigan Biological Station, contributing valuable insights into environmental change,...
Smart Seed Ordering Strategies Boost Farm Profits Next Season Smart Seed Ordering Strategies Boost Farm Profits Next Season Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Early seed planning helps farmers select high-performing varieties, control input costs, access discounts, and maximize profitability through informed purchasing decisions and effective financing...
Ohio Lawmakers Push Temporary Gas Tax Holiday Plan Ohio Lawmakers Push Temporary Gas Tax Holiday Plan Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Ohio legislators have proposed a 90-day gas tax holiday to reduce fuel costs. Supporters expect consumer savings, while critics warn about potential impacts on future transportation funding.
All American Quarter Horse Congress Draws Global Equine Enthusiasts All American Quarter Horse Congress Draws Global Equine Enthusiasts Wednesday, September 30, 2026 The All American Quarter Horse Congress returns to Columbus with horse competitions, trade exhibits, free admission, and major economic impact, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors...
Minnesota Wins Fourth Straight National Dairy Minnesota Wins Fourth Straight National Dairy Wednesday, September 30, 2026 The University of Minnesota secured its fourth consecutive national dairy cattle judging title at the 2026 World Dairy Expo, dominating the competition with top team and individual performances...
Wet Weather Raises Soybean Seed Quality Concerns Across Iowa Wet Weather Raises Soybean Seed Quality Concerns Across Iowa Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Persistent wet weather in Iowa has encouraged soybean seed diseases, affecting germination and quality. Farmers should scout fields, test seed lots, and use management practices to reduce future...
Northeast Field Day Focuses on Ag Safety and Skills Northeast Field Day Focuses on Ag Safety and Skills Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Northeast Community College agriculture students gained hands-on experience with farm safety, technology, and career opportunities while connecting with agriculture businesses during the annual...
National 4-H Week Event Encourages Community Spirit National 4-H Week Event Encourages Community Spirit Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Pine County 4-H is encouraging youth, families and community members to celebrate National 4-H Week by wearing green, sharing their 4-H pride and supporting youth development across Minnesota.
USDA Brings Drought Aid to Minnesota Farmers USDA Brings Drought Aid to Minnesota Farmers Wednesday, September 30, 2026 USDA designates Wilkin County as a disaster area following severe drought conditions. Farmers in eligible Minnesota counties can apply for emergency loans to support recovery efforts.
Farm Bill Includes New Livestock Support Measures Farm Bill Includes New Livestock Support Measures Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Farm Bill proposals address prairie dog control, livestock disaster payments, drought assistance, transportation costs, and cattle loss coverage while building on recent support for producers...
Nebraska Extension Hosts Wildfire Recovery Range Tour Nebraska Extension Hosts Wildfire Recovery Range Tour Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Nebraska Extension’s October 14,2026, wildfire recovery program in Oshkosh will provide ranchers and landowners with expert guidance on pasture restoration, grazing management, livestock...
USDA Supports North Dakota Farmers After Drought USDA Supports North Dakota Farmers After Drought Wednesday, September 30, 2026 USDA designates three North Dakota counties as disaster areas after severe drought conditions. Farmers in eligible counties can apply for emergency loans to support recovery and farm operations.
Purdue Seminar Explores Nutrigenomics Advances in Beef Cattle Purdue Seminar Explores Nutrigenomics Advances in Beef Cattle Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Purdue University will host a seminar on nutrigenomics in beef cattle, featuring research on genetics, nutrition, feed efficiency, fetal programming, and meat quality in livestock production.
Nebraska Corn Output Falls as Soybean Production Increases Nebraska Corn Output Falls as Soybean Production Increases Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Nebraska’s September 2026 crop report forecasts lower corn, sorghum, sugarbeet and dry edible pea production, while soybean output is expected to rise slightly due to increased harvested...
SDSU Awards Presidential Medallions to Three Supporters SDSU Awards Presidential Medallions to Three Supporters Wednesday, September 30, 2026 South Dakota State University recognizes three supporters with Presidential Medallions for their contributions to research, agriculture, innovation, education, economic development, and statewide...
Financing Opportunities Fuel Growth Across Indiana's Agribusiness Sector Financing Opportunities Fuel Growth Across Indiana's Agribusiness Sector Wednesday, September 30, 2026 A new Indiana workshop will help farmers and agribusiness owners understand financing options, grant programs, and business planning strategies to support growth, innovation, and long-term...