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The Department of Agricultures deputy director said it is imperative that Missouri receives rain as fall begins.

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IFA calls for solutions to excessive catch crop lie-back rules 2023-08-22

Soil specialist Sjoerd Duiker warned against tillage due to its erosion risks, advocating for cover crops instead at the "Farming for the Future" Field Day.

The USDA has created a five year plan to eradicate the spotted lanternfly, and invasive insect in Michigan that damages plants, trees, and crops.

ASTANA. KAZINFORM This year, the agricultural producers of Kazakhstan have faced the problems caused by drought and lack of irrigation water, which, in turn, impacted the volume and quality of grain crops, Kazinform reports.

EU crop outlook is still mediocre 2023-08-22

Wisconsin corn growers — like growers in other northerly states — are nearing a critical phase of the growing season, according to the latest report from the U.S. Department of

Cooler weather and continued rain showers, including some heavy rains, have stalled crop development in many regions of the state. In the Regan area, wheat crops are waiting to be

Growers are getting it done despite a large volume of "processing tomatoes" coming in all at once