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AFIA board installs Sayen as chair - Vimarsana News

AFIA board installs Sayen as chair

Annual spring meeting features new leadership, Capitol Hill visits

Hemp: the green crop tied down by red tape in the US - Vimarsana News

Hemp: the green crop tied down by red tape in the US

Hemp is not approved as a livestock feed, holding back a nascent sustainable industry that could invigorate agriculture

Podcast: PA Hemp Summit Recap - Vimarsana News

Podcast: PA Hemp Summit Recap

This week’s Hemp Podcast is a recap of the Pennsylvania Hemp Summit that took place at the Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg, Pa., November 14 -15.

The Wenger Group announces management changes - Vimarsana News

The Wenger Group announces management changes

pixabay May 13, 2021 The Wenger Group recently announce some key management structure changes which it believes will benefit customers by improving speed and quality of execution, accelerating the company’s growth. According to the company, its board of directors have been evaluating what succession planning actions should be taken to prepare for the eventual retirement of President & Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Phil Rohrbaugh. Based on that review and assessment, a plan has been developed. Phil Rohrbaugh will continue to lead our organization as the CEO for next sever...

Corn Toxin Makes Rare Uptick in Pennsylvania - Vimarsana News

Corn Toxin Makes Rare Uptick in Pennsylvania

Kyle Henninger got an unwelcome surprise last fall when he sent three loads of corn to the mill. His go-to buyer rejected the grain because it tested too high for aflatoxin — a fungal byproduct that the Lehigh Valley farmer had never faced before. “The corn looked as good as the other corn looked,” he said. Henninger was far from the only Pennsylvania corn grower to deal with aflatoxin in the 2020 crop. The aspergillus fungus that produces the toxin prefers hot, dry conditions, which prevailed last summer, especially in the central and western parts of the state. “We reall...