Cover Crop Report Shows Uneven Adoption Trends
Cover Crop Report findings show wider use, stronger weed-control claims, and uneven persistence across U.S. farms and regions.
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Glyphosate Review Process and Farm Practices
How the glyphosate review process may affect labels, drift controls, resistance measures, and crop protection decisions in 2026.
USDA’s $180 Million Seed Initiative Could Change U.S. Crop Breeding
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is putting $180 million behind a new Seed Sovereignty Initiative that could change how American researchers find, characterize and use genetic traits hidden inside the country’s vast plant collections. Agriculture…
Rancher Executive Orders and Future Herds
Rancher executive orders could affect grazing, processing, predation policy, and regenerative practices as U.S. cattle numbers remain tight.
Farm debt trends: What Farmers Need In 2026
farm debt trends point to higher 2026 leverage, weaker liquidity, and tighter repayment margins as USDA forecasts debt rising faster than assets.
U.S. Wheat Decline Tests Farm Resilience
U.S. wheat decline reflects low acreage, weather stress and weak margins. Farm responses center on rotation, soil moisture and risk control.
Precision Fertilizer Management In Westminster
A Westminster case shows how Precision Fertilizer Management can reduce nutrient risk under high fertilizer prices and regulatory limits.
Assistive Farm Technology for Tennessee Farmers
Assistive Farm Technology in Tennessee helps farmers with disabilities assess risks, adapt equipment, and keep working safely.
Hyperspectral Imaging for Grape Disease
How hyperspectral imaging in Cornell’s HyperBird project detected grape disease signals before visible symptoms appeared.