Ag in the AM: Record Crop Projections
The Iowa Farm Bureau is among the farm groups anticipating a big corn and soybean crop this year
The Iowa Farm Bureau is among the farm groups anticipating a big corn and soybean crop this year
MILAN, Illinois – Today is election day for Illinois corn growers. Illinois corn producers can vote today on a plan…
This string of mild weather is nothing short of spectacular. For area farmers, it’s making them eager to plant corn….
Business is on the path to success at Park Farms Computer Systems. The DeWitt, Iowa, firm grew a new crop with farming software nearly 30 years ago.
For the first time in more than 5 decades, Stones Apple Barn in rural East Moline, Illinois won’t be selling Christmas trees.
Iowa farmers head to the fields for the last time this season and are seeing surprising numbers.
As a combine cuts its way through a corn field, it becomes the sound of the season in Warren County.
Most farmers aren’t ready to pick the corn crop just yet. But for Munson Hybrids, a company that grows seed corn, the harvest began on August 25.
Iowa officials say tall corn from this year’s huge crop is also causing problems for motorists at intersections and railroad crossings.
We can’t blame the corn for this heat wave, but the moisture adds to uncomfortable conditions on the farm. Turns out, a natural process can make it feel more steamy outside.
Torrential rain is taking a toll on the region’s corn crop. That’s the case in southeast Iowa and west central Illinois, where saturated soil could wind up costing all of us.
The Illinois corn harvest is defying the calendar. In some cases, it’s running up to three weeks early. But farmers are expecting to bring in less corn.