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“We want some regulatory certainty. Our members are not opposed to regulations in general, but they need to make sense. This is one of the programs that has worked,” says ARA’s Richard Gupton of recently expired CFATS

Cash and essential healthcare products are being donated to aid relief efforts, the company reports.

Experts anticipate better prices and supplies to end 2023 after the surge in 2022 made for some of the most expensive crops ever.

Brad Nelson and Tim Gregerson farm on opposing legs of the 2023 ProFarmer Crop Tour. They share a field preview with AgriTalk Host Chip Flory, and their crop conditions couldn’t be farther from the same.

“The retail partnerships we have worked to build and grow since day one, along with the incredible performance and ROI growers are seeing, has quickly fueled aggressive growth into new crops and regions,” says Aaron Eddy

A new agreement grants UPL exclusive global access to University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture’s filed patents for Fenclorim seed treatment with micro-encapsulated herbicides to protect crops against weeds.

High price points and other lingering obstacles trigger sharp decline in sales of plant-based meat alternatives.

After record low water levels on many of the major rivers used for export movement in 2022, agriculture could see a repeat this fall.

“Mexico’s decree, which runs counter to scientific findings and is in direct violation of USMCA, is negatively impacting American corn growers,” said Tom Haag, NCGA president.