October 7, 2026

A new partnership has been announced in Michigan to develop sustainable aviation and maritime fuel supply chains. Corn Marketing Program of Michigan Executive Director Scott Piggott tells Brownfield, “We’re the only one that has an international port and a leading airport within close proximity so that we could supply both of those facilities with biofuels.” […] The post Michigan sustainable fuel initiative could drive demand for generations appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. View Full Story

A new partnership is helping Indiana dairy farmers promote their products with student athletes across the state.  Brooke Williams with the American Dairy Association Indiana says the Indiana High School Athletic Association will present a bottle of milk to all IHSAA state title winners. “It’s all about how we can connect people back to the […] The post ADAI highlights the nutritional value of dairy through Winners Drink Milk campaign with IHSAA appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. View Full Story

The administrator for U.S. EPA Region 7 says getting the revised definition of Waters of the United States right is critical to providing regulatory certainty. “Farmers appreciate we’re trying to follow the law, reducing red tap,” Jim Macy tells Bronwfield. He says the updates are intended to align with the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2023 Sackett […] The post EPA aims for regulatory certainty as WOTUS rulemaking nears next deadline appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. View Full Story

The CEO of Itafos, a vertically integrated phosphate producer with operations in Idaho and Brazil, says global availability and affordability of phosphate fertilizer continues to be impacted by export bans and conflicts. David Delaney tells Brownfield, “Sulfur is still the constraint in global phosphate production.”  He says, “We’re seeing global operating rates between 50 and […] The post Some relief in sulfur prices, but global supplies still constrained appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. View Full Story

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A global equipment manufacturer says tariff disputes are continuing to drive up farm equipment costs. Eric Raby, senior vice president for Region Americas with CLAAS says the price of steel and iron has moved higher. “A lot of components that we use to make the machines are going to get tariffed or taxed or have […] The post Equipment makers facing rising costs amid ongoing uncertainty appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. View Full Story

In this episode of Managing for Profit, Barry Ward with Ohio State University says managing working capital will be critical as producers face another year of tight margins. The post Profit picture expected to improve for 2026, but challenges remain for 2027 appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. View Full Story