NOAA determined this year’s Gulf of Mexico dead zone is approximately 2,116 square miles — the third smallest in the 34-year record of surveys.
USDA reminds farmers in areas where levees breached to review the impact those breaches may have on premium rates when considering crop insurance policies.
The deadline for producers to purchase Hurricane Insurance Protection – Wind Index coverage for the 2020 crop year is April 30, 2020.
For nearly two months, 650,000 bushels of rotting surplus soybeans have been burning in Northwest Missouri — a stark reminder of the devastating flooding.
Hurricane Dorian, which is expected to slam into Florida’s eastern coast as a Category 4 storm, could devastate Florida’s agricultural areas.
The 2020 Farmers’ Almanac is calling for a “Polar Coaster Winter,” with plenty of frigid temperatures and snow for a majority of the country.
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Damaging weather such as hail, snow, tornadoes, and floods has been the perfect example of the uncontrollable aspects of being a farmer or rancher.
Everyone can agree this spring has been one for the record books. When the heavy rains and flooding occurred early this spring, farmers knew they would have to prepare for an abnormal year. With the continuation of an unusual wet, cold spring many farmers are left wondering when what the rest of the year has […]
The Midwest flooding crisis has already damaged grain and potentially many grain bin structures and is expected to present problems during planting season.
