September 18, 2025

Ohio farmers honored with Conservation Farm Family Awards

Five Ohio farm families were honored with the 2025 Conservation Farm Family Awards during this year’s Farm Science Review. Since 1984, the Conservation Farm Family Awards program recognizes Ohio farm families for their efforts conserving soil, water, woodland, wildlife, and other natural resources on the land they farm. Each family was awarded $400 from the […] The post Ohio farmers honored with Conservation Farm Family Awards appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. View Full Story

Ag research trials to be highlighted by ISA this fall

A leader with the Iowa Soybean Association says there are several research opportunities this fall. Joe McClure, chief officer for ISA’s Research Center for Farming Innovation, says they’ll be partnering with Iowa State University for an Iowa nitrogen initiative. “We help them recruit and do the research across the state on that. We also have […] The post Ag research trials to be highlighted by ISA this fall appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. View Full Story

Ohio agronomists urge farmers to weigh harvest decisions carefully

A pair of agronomists with Beck’s Hybrids say farmers should weigh harvest decisions carefully this fall. Northern Ohio-based Mike Hannewald says drought conditions across the state could cause the crop to mature at a faster rate.  “I think this is the year where we’re going to go from 15 percent beans to 10 percent beans […] The post Ohio agronomists urge farmers to weigh harvest decisions carefully appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. View Full Story

Grain economist sees ‘glimmers of hope’ in corn market

An extension grain market economist sees some glimmers of hope in the corn market. Ed Usset with the University of Minnesota says it will take time to eat through an anticipated huge U.S. crop. “But demand is good, and strong demand will at least stabilize things. And we’re trading 35 cents off our life of […] The post Grain economist sees ‘glimmers of hope’ in corn market appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. View Full Story

Coralville hosting annual IMOM free dental clinic

The Iowa Mission of Mercy (I-MOM) is holding its annual free dental clinic in Coralville for the first time at the Hyatt Regency. Dr. Kobi Voshell is one of the dentists volunteering their time for the event which begins Friday.  “It starts at 6:00 a.m. and patients are allowed to enter the clinic as long […] View Full Story

Pork opportunities in South Korea

The president of the Illinois Pork Producers Association says the U.S. pork industry can build on its strong relationship with South Korea. Josh Maschhoff, who recently visited the country with the U.S. Meat Export Federation, says tariff-free trade has helped develop it into pork’s third-largest export market. “A state the size of Indiana with 52 […] The post Pork opportunities in South Korea appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. View Full Story

Iowa state Senator Claire Celsi enters hospice care

State Senator Claire Celsi’s family has announced Celsi has entered hospice care. Celsi, a Democrat from West Des Moines, has served in the state legislature since 2019. Celsi, who is 59, announced earlier this year she was dealing with a medical issue and was awaiting surgery. Celsi missed two months of the 2025 legislative session, […] View Full Story

Farm Hunts offer new deer management solution

Farm Hunts are offering a new approach to deer mitigation efforts and renewing interest in hunting. “This is the new way of hunting, it’s completely different than what we’ve ever thought before.” President of Hunt Michigan Collaborative Bryan Farmer says the collaborative was created as part of the state’s Deer Management Initiative last year, and […] The post Farm Hunts offer new deer management solution appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. View Full Story

Southwest Nebraska crops getting closer to harvest

A southwest Nebraska farmer says crop conditions are extremely variable. Tyler Ruf says some of his crops have lost top-end yield potential. “Corn is maturing is moving right along. We have a lot of drought stress areas. Areas affected previously by natural disaster events like hail and wildfires in the last few years that didn’t […] The post Southwest Nebraska crops getting closer to harvest appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. View Full Story

West Liberty man to have an audience with the pope

A member of the eastern Iowa immigrant rights group Escucha Mi Voz will go to Italy next month where he plans to meet with Pope Leo the 14th. Reverend Guillermo Trevino of West Liberty will attend the World Meeting of Popular Movements in Rome with Escucha Mi Voz’ parent organization Gamaliel. In the past, the […] View Full Story