Corn, Wheat Prices Impacted by Increased Attacks Between Russia and Ukraine
Corn and wheat prices continue to be impacted by the increase in recent attacks between Russia and Ukraine. “Just since…
Author: C.J. Miller
NCBA President Responds to Spartz’s Criticism of Checkoffs
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) President Todd Wilkinson has responded to comments made this week by Congresswoman Victoria Spartz (R-IN-5…
With Timely Rains Come Increased Insect, Disease Pressure on Michigan’s Crops
Michigan’s crop and drought conditions have improved as more timely rains have fallen across the state over the past few…
Support Grows for Keeping AM Radio in New Vehicles
The call to keep AM radio in new vehicles continues to grow. Senate Bill 1669 is the AM Radio in…
More Than Half of Michigan Continues to Experience Drought Conditions
According to the latest U.S. Drought Monitor map for Michigan, 85 percent of the state is “abnormally dry”, while 53…
Dry Conditions Continue Across Michigan Despite Recent Rainfall
According to the USDA, only 28 percent of Michigan’s corn and 23 percent of the state’s soybeans are rated in…
More Ag Mediators Needed to Help Resolve Disputes for Michigan Farmers
It’s all about helping Michigan farmers solve their disputes. That’s why there’s a growing need for more ag mediators to…
Lack of Rain Impacting Michigan’s Corn and Soybean Conditions
Only 38 percent of Michigan’s corn and 30 percent of the state’s soybean crop is rated in “good-to-excellent” condition. That’s…
Michigan’s Corn, Soybeans Off to a ‘Pretty Good Start’ Despite a Lack of Rain, Moisture
Planting season is almost finished for Michigan’s farmers as 80 percent of the state’s corn and 80 percent of Michigan’s…
Volunteers Needed to Serve as Ag Mediators
There’s a need for volunteers to help with mediation—in particular, agricultural mediation with the Michigan Community Mediation Association. Michigan Ag…
