A new bill in the U.S. House would help improve flood and drought mitigation through existing USDA conservation programs. Iowa Republican Ashley Hinson says the Flood Resiliency and Land Stewardship Act is timely for farmers. “I’m very cognizant that while 15 years ago we had way too much water, obviously right now we don’t have enough. While we can’t control what the weather does, we can control how prepared we […]
Carah Hart will cover the Ag Outlook Forum hosted by AgriPulse/KC Agribusiness Council in Kansas City, MO September 25, 2023. ...
The Michigan Craft Beverage Council is recruiting farms for a statewide crop directory. Director Jenelle Jagmin tells Brownfield the effort is meant to support Michigan’s agricultural supply chain in the craft beverage industry. “The crops that we primarily will focus on for the craft beverage industry are going to be apples, grapes, blueberries, peaches, some of the stone fruits, but also hops and we’re also looking at different botanicals,” she […]
Brownfield’s Carah Hart will cover the KC Agribusiness Council Renewable Energy Panel Discussion in Kansas City, Missouri, August 24, 2023 ...
Brownfield’s Carah Hart will be in Sedalia Missouri August 14, 2023 for a Farm Bill Listening Session hosted by MO State Fair and House Ag Committee. ...
Brownfield Anchor/Reporter Carah Hart will be in Sedalia for the Missouri Governor’s Ham Breakfast at the State Fair on August 17, 2023. ...
Brownfield Anchor Reporter Carah Hart will be in Columbia covering the MU Pest Management Field Day presented by University of Missouri Extension on July 6, 2023. ...
Across the Corn Belt, showers associated with a disturbance over the eastern U.S. have pushed as far west as Ohio and southeastern Michigan. Meanwhile, a cold front inching across the upper Midwest is producing a few showers and thunderstorms, mainly in Nebraska and the Dakotas. The remainder of the Midwest, including the heart of the Corn Belt, remains dry, with increasing stress on summer crops. Friday’s high temperatures will reach […]
Re-intensifying heat in the south-central U.S. will expand to other areas, including the Desert Southwest and the Gulf Coast States, by early next week. In contrast, cooler-than-normal conditions will linger in parts of the West and from the lower Great Lakes States into the Northeast. During the next several days, a low-pressure system crossing the nation’s northern tier could deliver much-needed rainfall, locally 1 to 2 inches or more, across […]
