Newsletters
Editor's Picks
Tag: sorghum news
Texas Field Reports: Beef Cattle Numbers Rise, Cull Cow Prices Drop
Prices for most cull cows recently hit their lowest point since 2009, even as Texas’ beef cattle numbers continue to increase slowly, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service […]
Texas: Grain-Grading Workshops, Amarillo, April 23-24
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will host two one-day grain-grading workshops on April 23-24 at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center, 6500 W. Amarillo Blvd., Amarillo. The training […]
Texas Field Reports: Too Dry or Too Wet, Soil Moisture Levels Delay Planting
Despite soggy conditions delaying crop plantings in large swaths of the state, many areas are still contending with dry to drought conditions, according to the Texas state climatologist. Dr. John […]
China Purchases U.S. Soybeans, Sorghum; Trade Talks Face Hurdles
Last week, China purchased U.S. soybean and sorghum exports. Nonetheless, farmers remained concerned about a trade resolution between the U.S. and China as more melancholy reports emerge about progress in […]
Global Markets: Coarse Grains – U.S. Sorghum Ending Stocks Highest Since 2005/06
The build-up in forecast ending stocks is mainly due to diminished export prospects and an abundance of corn, the major competing feed grain. Corn is generally considered to be of […]
WASDE Coarse Grains: Lower U.S. Corn Usage, Increased Stocks
This month’s 2018/19 U.S. corn outlook is for lower corn used for ethanol, reduced exports, and larger stocks. Corn used to produce ethanol is lowered 25 million bushels to 5.550 […]
Texas Field Reports: Sheep, Goat Prices, Inventories Down Amid Strong Market
Markets for goat and sheep meat and fiber continue to be relatively strong despite softening prices and lower inventories, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert. Bill Thompson, […]
Louisiana: Crop Acreage Mix Expected to Change in 2019
Projections indicate that corn and cotton acreage will increase this year but less grain sorghum and soybeans will be grown, an LSU AgCenter economist said at an AgCenter crops and […]
Kansas: Soil Fertility – Do You Need More Chloride?
Well winter is still here, even though we occasionally get a “tease” from spring that isn’t too far away! It soon will be time when you will be in field […]
Tennessee Sweet Sorghum: Section 18 Exemption Granted for Sivanto
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture and the EPA has again approved a Section 18 that allows the use of Sivanto prime on sweet sorghum for the control of sugarcane aphids […]
