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How Soybeans are Used by SYNLawn to Create Artificial Turf
The soybeans grown in Michigan and across the country are being used for more than just food and fuel. They’re also being used by...
Biden Asked to Intervene in West Coast Port Labor Talks
A large coalition of agriculture and business groups asked President Joe Biden to intervene in the west coast port labor negotiations.
In a letter signed...
Corteva Adds to Their Biologicals Lineup to Help with Phosphorus Management
The biologicals market continues to grow in agriculture and especially at Corteva Agriscience. Corteva recently launched Utrisha™ P, a biological that helps farmers increase...
Congress, Courts Showing Displeasure with WOTUS
A federal judge ruled against the new WOTUS rule last week and Congress is working its way toward disapproving the rule. Courtney Briggs, American...
Getting a Handle on Tough-to-Control Weeds
Commodity Classic in Orlando a couple of weeks ago set a new attendance record, drawing over 10,000 attendees. UPL, a worldwide agro-chemical company, asked...
Midwest Farmers Planting More Corn and Wheat
Midwestern farmers are planning to plant more corn and wheat this spring. An Ag Access survey says farmers will add 27 percent more acres...
Next Generation Fuels Act Reintroduced in the Senate
The Next Generation Fuels Act was reintroduced in the Senate, a move that drew praise from the National Corn Growers Association. The legislation, one...
McDonald’s Says ‘Thank You’ to Michigan Farmers by Buying Local
When your kids ask for that Happy Meal from McDonald’s, there’s a good chance those apple slices came from an orchard right here in...
Handling Legal Issues on the Farm
Farming is a business, and like every other business out there legal issues will arise from time to time. Who do you call for...
Judge Halts 2023 WOTUS Rule in Two States
The Biden administration's version of the Waters of the U.S. rule went into effect Monday. The National Cattlemen's Beef Association expressed displeasure in a...
