Supreme International Rolls Out New Precision Ag Series: A Purpose-Built Lineup of TMR Mixers
WETASKIWIN, ALBERTA (Sept. 24, 2025) – Supreme International, a pioneer in livestock feeding equipment since 1953, has unveiled its purpose-built lineup of TMR mixers. The Supreme Precision Ag Series is structured to match the size, demands and real-world
Sideways Market Trade
Markets showed some midweek weakness on Wednesday, with grains largely holding to a sideways pattern. Overnight strength was supported by fresh corn purchases from Mexico. As the day went on, headlines added fuel to the trade, including
Weber Land & Cattle Named 2025 RAAA Breeder of the Year
DENVER— Jesse and Michelle Weber, owners of Weber Land and Cattle in Lake Benton, Minnesota, were recognized as the Red Angus Association of America’s 2025 Breeder of the Year during the 72nd Annual National Red Angus Convention in
NSM Hosting SE Asian Buyers on Annual Crop Tour
MANKATO – As much as Northern Soy Marketing (NSM) shouts the quality, consistency and reliability of northern-grown soy from the rooftops, seeing is believing. The NSM Crop Tour is the perfect opportunity for international purchasers to see
When Is the Right Time to Harvest Corn?
WESTFIELD, Ind. (Sept. 24, 2025) — Each fall, farmers determine when to begin harvesting corn to optimize yield and crop quality while managing drying costs. “Picking the right moisture content to harvest is a bit of a
Blezek Awards Aim to Keep Agricultural Education Teachers in Nebraska
LINCOLN, NEB.– The Nebraska Farm Bureau Foundation awarded 22 teachers with funds in support of agricultural education and FFA programs in Nebraska. “The Dr. Allen G. and Kay L. Blezek Teacher Retention Award is an investment in
Study Finds Many Farmers Drop Conservation Practices
(AMES, IA) — A new study from Iowa State University sheds surprising light on the evolving landscape of agricultural conservation in the state. It found that many farmers who adopted two key conservation practices, including cover crops
August Milk Production Rises, Egg Production Drops
During August, the 24 major milk-producing U.S. states produced 18.8 billion pounds, up 3.3 percent from August 2024. Production per cow in the 24 states averaged 2,068 pounds for August, 28 pounds above last August. The number
Secretary Rollins Strengthens SNAP Retailer Stocking Requirements to Make America Healthy Again
(Washington, D.C., September 24, 2025) – Today, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins announced the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) is proposing changes to strengthen the stocking requirements for retailers participating in
Cattlemen’s College Included in CattleCon 2026 Registration
CENTENNIAL, Colo. (Sept. 24, 2025) – CattleCon 2026, the largest cattle industry event of the year, is heading to the heart of downtown Nashville, Tennessee, Feb. 3-5. New for 2026: all registration options include access to Cattlemen’s