Michigan Ag Today Adds Sabrina Halvorson as National Correspondent, Specialty Crop...
Michigan Ag Today (MAT) and Hoosier Ag Today (HAT) have announced that Sabrina Halvorson has been added as a contributor to the broadcast team...
Labor is ‘Number One Challenge Facing Farmers,’ Says NCFC President Chuck...
As many Michigan farms and ag businesses struggle with labor shortages, one Hoosier ag leader continues to push lawmakers on Capitol Hill to pass...
Planting Weather Forecast: Rain May Limit Planting for Much of the...
Cold air is not much of a story in this round of planting weather discussion. However, we are not seeing ample fieldwork windows in...
Be Patient for Planting, Says Specialty Hybrids Agronomist Tom Manney
So far this spring, only two percent of Michigan’s corn and six percent of the state's soybeans have been planted as of May 1,...
Mississippi River Flooding Impacting Fertilizer Shipments for Michigan’s Farmers, Ag Businesses
In less than six months, the Mississippi River has gone from historically low levels to major flooding, which is now impacting farmers and ag...
Precision Ag Satellite Bill Passes US House
Your lawmakers in the U.S. House have recently passed a bill to find ways to make it easier to bring precision agriculture to your...
Planting Weather Forecast: Frost, Freeze Conditions Likely This Week
More cold air on the way for Michigan as we start the month of may. We saw plenty of chill last week before the...
Helping Michigan Farmers Settle Divorce and Domestic Disputes Through Mediation
Being a farmer can be stressful enough. But, having to work on your farm while going through a divorce or a domestic dispute can...
Pork Industry Continues to Wait for US Supreme Court on Prop...
The wait continues for the pork industry as the U.S. Supreme Court has yet to release their decision in a lawsuit filed against California’s...
Market Analyst Tom Fritz on the Factors Driving Grain Prices Lower
Sell-offs have continued for several straight days in the grain markets leading to much lower prices for corn, soybean and wheat futures.
“It's kind of...
