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Grain Monitoring Helps Prevent Costly Breakdowns
Early hazard detection improves safety and reduces unexpected downtime Grain handling equipment works under demanding conditions every day. Components such as bearings, belts, conveyors, and bucket elevators often operate continuously while carrying heavy loads says the team at SafeGrain. Over time, normal wear and tear can lead to mechanical issues that may affect performance, safety, and productivity.
Cattle Groups Protest as Trump Signs Beef Import Plan
By Ryan Hanrahan Politico’s Grace Yarrow reported that “President Donald Trump signed a proclamation on Wednesday that aims to lower ground beef prices by dramatically boosting imports from other countries despite outrage from Republicans and allies in the beef industry. Trump’s proclamation will remove tariffs from 300,000 metric tons of imported lean beef trimmings for 90 days.
Kubota Backs Farm Based Learning Series
New docuseries highlights outdoor education and land stewardship skills Kubota North America is supporting a new four-part docuseries that highlights the growing interest in farm-based learning and outdoor education. The series follows students, families, and educators who are using hands-on experiences to teach important life skills and encourage a stronger connection with nature. The program focuses on how learning can take place outside a traditional classroom.
AgCareers Expands Agriculture Scholarship Program
New scholarships support high school and college agriculture students AgCareers has announced the return of its Feed Your Future Scholarship program for 2026, continuing its commitment to supporting students who want to build careers in agriculture and food. This year, the program has been expanded to create opportunities for both college students and high school seniors interested in pursuing agriculture-related education.
Livestock Risk Protection Program - Cow-Calf Corner
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USDA Confirms New H5N1 Avian Flu Cases In Poultry, Dairy Cattle
By Stephanie Soucheray After nearly 30 days with no updates, the US Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) this week posted several recent H5N1 avian flu detections in both commercial poultry and dairy cattle. In the past 30 days there have been three confirmed detections in dairy cows, with Texas reporting two affected herds and Utah reporting a single detection. So far this year 85 cattle herds have had confirmed H5N1 infections.
Farm Bureau Expresses Frustration With Imported Beef Proclamation
Montana Farm Bureau Vice President Casey Mott has expressed frustration with President Trump’s announcement of importing an additional 300,000 metric tons of beef into the United States, tariff-free. “As a rancher I am extremely disappointed in President Trump’s proclamation to drop tariffs on imported beef. It will certainly affect prices paid to the rancher but I’m not so sure it will reduce the price paid by consumers,” said Mott.
Figures to Introduce Bill to Protect Alabama Cattle Farmers from President Trump’s Beef Order
Farms.com Home › News Congressman Shomari C. Figures (AL-02) announced that he plans to introduce legislation to reverse President Trump’s plan to allow up to 300,000 metric tons of foreign ground beef to enter the United States tariff-free over the next 90 days—a move that gives little to no relief to consumers and serves as a significant disadvantage to American cattle farmers.
American Ranchers Are Irked By Trump’s Efforts To Bring Down Beef Prices: ‘This Is A Mistake’
By Michael Marks In its quest for a cheaper burger, the Trump administration has drawn the ire of ranchers across the country. Cattle raisers are frustrated by recent decisions the Trump administration has made about their industry. That includes a plan to suspend tariffs for more than 300,000 metric tons of imported ground beef over 90 days, and sell it below market price.
Shahid Siddique Named Endowed Chair for Plant and Soil Nematodes
By Tiffany Dobbyn Professor Shahid Siddique has been named the Howard Ferris Endowed Chair in Ecology and Management of Plant and Soil Nematodes, a position that will help support his work studying the tiny organisms that can have a significant impact on crops and soil health. Siddique has been a faculty member with the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology since 2019.
Less Height, Lower Yield
Study reveals growth regulator impact on wheat straw Growing winter wheat for both grain and straw production is common on poultry farms in the U.S. mid-Atlantic region, where grain is used for feed and straw for animal bedding. Grain yield can be improved by spraying plants with a regulator that halts vertical growth and makes them less prone to falling over, a phenomenon farmers call “lodging” that can greatly reduce grain yields. Source : psu.edu Poison Ivy in The Garden + Ginger? Turmeric?
NRCS Announces FY27 Conservation Program Application Batching Date for EQIP, CSP, ACEP, and RCPP
Growing conditions can change fast, and this South Texas growing season is proof. In this episode of Agronomy for Your Acres, Nutrien Ag Solutions Branch Manager Jacob Sosebee shares how growers went from concerns about heat and dry conditions to achieving strong harvest results. He discusses the role of agronomic planning, stress mitigation tools like Maritime, and how growers can navigate emerging pest challenges such as pasture mealybugs.
Ohio Supreme Court Rules In Employee Safety Case On Dairy Farm
By Ellen Essman On August 12, the Ohio Supreme Court released its opinion Camara v. Gill Dairy, L.L.C. The majority opinion was written by Justice Brunner and joined by all of the justices, except for one section that Justice Fischer did not join. The case involves an injury sustained by an employee from equipment on the dairy farm. The case reached the Ohio Supreme Court because the employee, Camara, appealed a decision from Ohio’s Twelfth District Court of Appeals.
Precision Irrigation Tools Help Farmers Save Water, Energy and Money
Michigan State University researchers are developing precision irrigation tools that help farmers make informed decisions, improve crop production and conserve water and energy. July 2026 was among the driest on record across many parts of Michigan, according to National Weather Service data. When rainfall falls short, growers rely on irrigation to support their crops, making precise water use critical.
Nebraska Organic Farming Field Days Highlight Innovative Production Practices
Farms.com Home › News By Katja Koehler-Cole and David Wangila et.al This summer, organic farmers across Nebraska invited fellow producers and the public onto their farms for field days. The first field day drew 30 attendees Aug. 7 to the Schuchardt farm near Elgin in northeast Nebraska. Rick and Jane Schuchardt operate the farm with their son, Philip, and grow organically certified corn, soybean, oats and alfalfa.
Soybean Insect and Disease Field Day Set for September 10
Farms.com Home › News The latest research on managing insects and diseases affecting soybean production will be featured during the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture’s Soybean Insect and Disease Field Day on September 10. This free event, open to producers across the region, will take place from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the AgResearch and Education Center at Milan.
Policy and Automation Are Key Solutions to Ag Labor Shortages
By John Hart Talk to farmers today, and they will tell you finding workers is often the greatest challenge they face. Sure, pests and weather present never-ending headaches, and high production costs coupled with low commodity prices bring ongoing worries. But if farmers don’t have labor to help them produce their crops, they can’t stay afloat.
NRCS Assistant Chief Highlights Regenerative Agriculture During Central North Dakota Field Tour
Assistant Chief Jimmy Emmons of USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service joined North Dakota producers, local partners and NRCS staff for an agricultural field tour highlighting how voluntary conservation programs, technical assistance and regenerative agriculture practices address local resource concerns. The tour, held near Regan on Aug. 25, was conducted in conjunction with the Advancing Soil Health Summit.
AI in Agriculture Symposium, Hackathons Bring Together Ag, Tech Leaders Sept. 21
By Mollie Pratt From targeted spraying to yield forecasting and robotic harvesting, agricultural researchers and companies are finding ways to use artificial intelligence to improve food production. Many of these technologies will take center stage at this year’s AI in Agriculture Symposium, being held Sept. 21 at the Don Tyson Center for Agricultural Sciences. The center is located at 1371 W. Altheimer Drive in Fayetteville.
Boosting Soybean Protein - Zinc and Sulfur Essential in Sustainable Crop Production
By Tannara Yelland Soybean is a critical element of the global food supply: Between its use for animal feed and human consumption, it accounts for roughly two-thirds of plant-based protein meal output worldwide. Canada is a global leader in sustainable soybean production, with 70% of its crop, one of the country's top three by value, exported annually.
Texas A&M Department of Soil and Crop Sciences Research Earns National Honors
By Kay Ledbetter The American Society of Agronomy, ASA, Crop Science Society of America, CSSA, and Soil Science Society of America, SSSA, will recognize eight Texas A&M AgriLife faculty and administrators at ceremonies held during CANVAS 2026 set for Nov. 1-4 in Portland, Oregon.
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