SHARE Project Aims to Assess Resilience of Michigan’s Regenerative Agriculture
The Institute of Water Research (IWR) at MSU is leading an interdisciplinary effort to address soil health through the Soil Health Advancement for Agricultural Resilience Enhancement (SHARE) project.
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Smaller Corn Crop Could Set the Stage for Higher Prices
Challenging growing conditions throughout much of the Corn Belt this past spring and now summer have left the crop somewhat damaged and bruised.
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Soybean Harvest Expected to Be Fast and Furious
“Soybean harvest will probably be quick this fall,” said Ross, who works for the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture. “It’s mainly because of the heat, but the lack of moisture and the early planting date for a majority of the soybean acres will contribute to an early and fast harvest."
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How Much Should You Pay for a Replacement Heifer?
With cattle prices at historical highs, few investments carry more weight for a cow-calf operation than the decision to add replacement females.
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Diesel Prices Surge to Near-Record Highs as Harvest Season Approaches
Farmers face potentially thousands in added costs as diesel inventories hit 40-year lows.
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