Weather News
Higher production costs remain a challenge, but growers say recent H-2A changes provide some labor relief.
The U.S. Forest Service says heavy equipment helps crews build fire lines and support suppression efforts.
Growers say drought has created a logjam during the sweet potato transplanting season.
A Farm Bureau economist says EPA’s Hypoxia Task Force has made encouraging progress in reducing nitrogen runoff in the Mississippi River Basin, but work remains on phosphorus.
USDA meteorologists are monitoring the Southwest as monsoon season approaches, bringing the potential for both wildfire concerns and much-needed drought relief.
Nearly two years after Hurricane Helene, research is helping producers rebuild damaged farmland.
ASFMRA’s Shawn Wood joins us to discuss farmland market trends, drought and water concerns, and the outlook for Arizona agricultural real estate.
Volunteers stepped in to help producers rebuild after damaging storms swept through parts of central Nebraska.
Several counties are reviewing disaster declarations. Crop insurance may help growers cover some costs.