Agri View: 2016 Farm Outlook

DanAgri View, General

corn and soybeans—historically the crops generating the highest crop cash receipts—are both expected to be fairly flat in 2016. Since hitting a record high in 2012, corn receipts are forecast…

Agri View: Farmland Value

DanAgri View, General

…Southern Plains region to 0.3 percent decrease in the Corn Belt region. The highest farm real estate values were in the Corn Belt region at $6,350 per acre. The Mountain…

Backyard Chicks

DanPoultry, This Land of Ours

…and chickens How To Care For A Chick – First 60 Days: You’ll need a chick brooder – See our list of homemade brooders Flooring – Pine shavings & corn

Agri View: Feral Hog Efforts

DanAgri View, General

…hunting industry. According to a 2012 survey conducted by University of Georgia’s Warnell School of Forestry & Natural Resources, peanuts, corn and cotton are the most frequent crops damaged by…

Agri View: Standards and Grades Facts

DanAgri View, General

…has developed strict measures of quality for products such as grains, rice, corn, and beans. Quality Grading and Inspections Quality grading is based on the standards developed for each product….

Agri View: New Cash Crop

DanAgri View, Specialty Crops

Everett Griner talks about a new cash crop surpassing corn and soybeans in today’s Agri View. New Cash Crop From: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A cash crop is an agricultural…

LBAM Quarantine Change

DanFruits & Vegetables, Tree, nut & vine crops

…berries (blackberry, blueberry, boysenberry, and raspberry), corn, pepper, tomato, pumpkin, beans, cabbage, carrot, alfalfa, rose, camellia, pittosporum, jasmine, chrysanthemum, clover, lupine and plantain. Host List Life Cycle and Damage Development…

What is GMO Food?

DanOrganic, This Land of Ours

…GM seeds are subject to intellectual property rights owned by corporations. Learn more from Wikipedia: History Process Crops Fruits and vegetables Corn Soy Derivative products Corn starch and starch sugars,…

Purple Produce

DanThis Land of Ours, Vegetables

From potatoes to corn, beets to asparagus, you might be noticing some changes to your favorite vegetables these days – because it’s peak purple produce season. Cathy Isom tells us…