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Livestock: 20 States Fight California Regulation – DTN Apr 14, 2021
California’s Proposition 12 is under fire from at least 20 states, as the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) has been asked to review whether the California law is […]
Missouri: New Dicamba Label Requirements Apr 13, 2021
With the recent EU approval of Xtendflex soybean, commercial launch will begin in 2021. In addition, the US EPA has registered 3 dicamba products (Xtendimax, Engenia, Tavium) for use through 2025. The […]
Rice: PLC Payments – How Do They Work Under Current Differentiated Program? Apr 9, 2021
Farm bills, like most legislation, contain policy experiments. Usually they are small pilot programs or a variation on existing programs. Some experiments evolve into larger programs or become the standard […]
Missouri: Should Soybean Be Planted Before Corn? Mar 26, 2021
Recently, there have been discussions among farmers, input dealers, and extension colleagues about planting soybean much earlier in the season than traditionally performed. In fact, some participants in those discussions […]
Rice: Severe Winter Weather Impacts Milling Feb 23, 2021
The rice industry was reeling from severe weather in 2020 – the most named hurricanes to hit the U.S. ever and devastating wildfires out west. Optimists felt the new year would […]
Farmland Values Strengthen According to Federal Reserve – DTN Feb 16, 2021
Federal Reserve system banks — covering a swath of the country stretching from Montana to Indiana — report strengthening land values and improving credit conditions, although the Kansas City and […]
Missouri-Kentucky Soybean Cyst Nematode Webinar Series Coming in Feb. Jan 27, 2021
Soybean cyst nematode (SCN) is the most damaging pathogen of soybean in Kentucky and across the U.S. This pathogen can cause yield losses even though no above-ground symptoms may be […]
Missouri River Farmers Sue Federal Govt. – DTN Jan 4, 2021
A new class-action lawsuit seeks compensation for farmers and other property owners who suffered property losses from repeated floods on both sides along a 240-mile stretch of the Missouri River. […]
California: Department of Justice Sides With Ag on Prop 12 – DTN Dec 17, 2020
The U.S. Department of Justice and the North American Meat Institute asked a federal appeals court for a full hearing on a requested injunction to halt implementation of California’s Proposition […]
States, Ag Battle for Dakota Access Pipeline – DTN Dec 15, 2020
If the Dakota Access pipeline is closed down, agriculture economies in the Midwest could find it difficult and more expensive to ship grain, 14 states allege in a brief filed […]
