Conversations with Dairy Checkoff: Community Outreach in Detroit
On this month’s edition of “Conversations with Dairy Checkoff,” we’re joined by Aaron Scott, community transformation manager with United Dairy…
Category: Michigan Ag News
Flex Leasing Gives Both Farmers and Landowners an Opportunity to Benefit from Good Crop Years
As you negotiate rent for next year’s crop ground, there’s an option that gives both farmers and landowners the chance…
Conversations with Dairy Checkoff: Gaming
On this month’s edition of “Conversations with Dairy Checkoff,” we’re joined by John Raymo, marketing and communications senior specialist with…
Ag Trade Programs Seek More Funds as Farm Bill Deadline Looms
The current farm bill expires at the end of this month, and lawmakers don’t seem close to passing a new…
Setzer: September WASDE Report Could Have a ‘Bullish Surprise’ for Grain Prices
Corn and soybean prices could be impacted by the USDA’s next World Ag Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) Report.…
Michigan’s Soybean Yields Will Likely be Impacted by Rise in Disease Pressure
According to the latest USDA Crop Progress Report issued on Sept. 5, 52 percent of Michigan’s corn and 46 percent…
How the Ag Industry Benefits from the West Coast Dock Workers’ New Labor Contract
A long-term labor contract is now officially in place for dock workers at ports along the West Coast. This new…
Count Farm Bureau Among the Many Farm Groups Disappointed in new WOTUS Rule
Earlier last week, we told you about the Environmental Protection Agency amending the Waters of the US rule after the…
More US Senators Support ‘AM for Every Vehicle Act’
More than a quarter of the U.S. Senate has now signed on to a bill to protect AM radio. The…
Case IH Unveils New Steiger® 715 Quadtrac at Farm Progress Show
Case IH has declared 2023 the “Year of the Tractor”. So, what better way to celebrate than to make a…
