Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak addressed key agricultural issues in a virtual roundtable with North Dakota's agricultural leaders and House Agriculture Committee Chairman Glenn Thompson.

Timothy mite infests timothy fields, causing leaf roll, yield loss, and reduced quality; scout early, treat with Sevin XLR Plus if 25% of tillers are affected, and ensure good spray coverage.

Effective burndown for corn/soybeans demands careful timing, herbicide choice, and application, considering temperature, weed size, and tank-mix compatibility for optimal control.

NDSU Extension is hosting a workshop on advanced reproductive technologies for sheep and goats on May 17 at the Hettinger Research Extension Center.

Beef producers are invited to a free workshop in Washington County, New York, on April 11-12, 2025, to learn marketing strategies and boost sales, including farm tours and expert-led sessions.

A New York pilot program incentivized sustainable farming through upfront payments, improving soil health and reducing runoff, demonstrating a viable model for broader adoption.

Livestock specialist advises buyers to assess bred replacement heifers for BCS, pelvic area, genomic testing, pregnancy status, and vaccination history to ensure profitable herd additions.

Cattle producers can learn grading, pricing, and herd management at a Kentucky event on April 22, featuring Jim Akers, enhancing profitability and livestock quality.

March's warmer, drier weather allowed spring growth and field prep, despite prior drought impacts on hay; wheat's good, livestock mostly healthy.

Senator Baldwin demands rapid USDA aid for Wisconsin dairy farmers facing ruin from weather, citing the American Relief Act's funding.

Wisconsin soybean growers in specific districts can nominate candidates for the Soybean Marketing Board by May 30, 2025, for elections held July 10-August 15.

Michigan granted $3.8 million to 51 recipients to improve food systems, support underserved producers, and create hundreds of full and part-time jobs in agriculture and food processing.

This spring, celebrate Easter with wines that reflect the colors of the season. From light whites to bold reds, enjoy perfect pairings with food, family, and festive fun.

Indiana’s public health system is under pressure as federal funding cuts threaten essential services, vaccination programs, and hundreds of grant-supported local jobs.

The youth crop scouting competition offers high schoolers a chance to gain real-world agronomy experience, build skills, and compete for prizes in a fun, team-based field event.

Ethanol production in Iowa saw strong profits from 2021 to 2023. However, in 2024, profits declined due to lower ethanol prices and changing market conditions.

The Ottawa Conservation District invites bids to supply pesticides for an invasive species project. The contract runs until December 2027. Bids due by April 14, 2025.

A community-led garden that donates fresh produce to local pantries now faces major funding cuts, urging support for nonprofit efforts to fight hunger and improve food access for all.

An upcoming youth leadership event brings students together with FFA alumni to learn from their experiences and gain insight into public service, agriculture, and leadership.

April 2025 brings updated USDA loan rates, offering various financing options to support farmers in their agricultural endeavors.

Corn stalk nitrate tests (CSNT) aid N management; high CSNT levels signal excess N, suggesting adjustments, while considering weather and field variations for accurate interpretation.