Industry News | 07-27-2026
Precision Planting DrySet Air System Tackles Blockages and Uneven Seed Distribution
Precision Planting expanded its air seeder offering with DrySet Air, an electric drive, tower-by-tower metering air seeder system that allows monitoring of product flow variation, magnitude, and downforce on air seeders for precise flow control. The system provides tower-by-tower swath control and turn compensation.
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Cattlemen Push to Graze CRP Acres
CRP was built to protect land. Cattlemen say it can protect the cow herd, too.
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USDA Asks Partners to Develop AI Solutions to Accelerate Crop Innovation
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is taking steps to speed up progress in plant science by calling on universities and stakeholders to help build new AI tools that can translate the huge amount of germplasm data the agency collects.
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Cyclospora Outbreak Highlights Value of Collaboration and Rapid Response Training
A Michigan food safety official says lessons learned from the multistate Cyclosporiasis outbreak will likely shape future food safety protocols.
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NSF Awards A&T, Partners $160M to Build Sustainable Bioeconomy in Rural Communities
A North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University team is a part of the National Science Foundation Biobased Rural Innovation for Domestic Growth and Economic Security (NSF BRIDGES) Engine that will receive up to $160 million from the agency over the next decade.
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Industry News | 08-03-2026
First 2026 Ohio Tar Spot Cases Confirmed
The season’s first cases of tar spot in Ohio have been confirmed in Darke, Wyandot, Morrow, Clark, Fayette, Pickaway, and Ross counties, according to the latest map published by the Crop Protection Network. The foliar disease was first confirmed in Ohio on July 10 in Clark County.
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Border Ranchers Say New World Screwworm Fight Remains Critical as Mexico Cattle Trade Set to Resume
USDA says its reopening timeline remains contingent upon continued progress by Mexico and ongoing risk assessments.
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Move on 2026 and 2027 Grain Prices Before Aug. 12 USDA Report
USDA’s Aug. 12 report – the first 2026 farmer survey-based yield report – may reshape corn and soybean markets and shift trendlines. The difference: millions of bushels, more or less.
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Biostimulant Use Rises as Growers Demand Specific Claims and Local Proof
New Stratus data shows grower satisfaction and use are rising, but the category’s future may depend on realistic expectations, agronomic positioning and proof close to the farm.
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Fertilizer Prices Keep Sliding as UAN32 Leads 4 Nutrients in Significant Drops
Most retailer fertilizer prices continued their downward track in the third week of July for the seventh consecutive week, as five of the nutrients tracked by DTN were lower compared to the previous month.
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Industry News | 07-20-2026
Texas Flooding Batters Ranches, Prompts Agricultural Emergency
Another round of catastrophic flooding has swept across Texas Hill Country, claiming at least two lives, triggering hundreds of water rescues, and dealing another major blow to the state’s farmers, ranchers, and livestock operations just one year after the region’s devastating 2025 floods.
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Tractor Supply Renews Support for Veterans in Agriculture With $100,000 Donation to Farmer Veteran Coalition
Tractor Supply Company (NASDAQ: TSCO), the largest rural lifestyle retailer in the United States, and the Tractor Supply Company Foundation announced today a $100,000 donation to the Farmer Veteran Coalition’s (FVC) Fellowship Fund, a small grant program that provides direct assistance to veterans who are in their beginning years of farming or ranching.
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Heat Dome Adds Risk to U.S. Crop Potential as Corn Enters Critical Pollination Stage
A market analyst says the current heat dome could reduce U.S. crop potential. He tells Brownfield USDA’s yield forecast assumes favorable growing conditions, and it’s unclear if it’s achievable.
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Data and Drones Helping Farmers Squeeze More from Every Acre
As Kansas wheat harvest wraps up, producers are leaving the field with something just as valuable as the grain in their trucks: data that can drive smarter decisions for years to come.
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Corn Growers: Keep Fungicide ‘High In The Crop’
With tar spot at fairly low levels, Midwest agronomists encourage farmers to focus on protecting the upper canopy, keying into the best application timing and keeping an eye out for southern rust.
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