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brownfieldagnews.com | Erin Anderson
News Staying the course May 30, 2025 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: 2025 Planting Season, Agronomy, News, Ohio, Plant25A sales agronomist for AgriGold Hybrids says most of his farmers are sticking to their original acreage intentions despite battling spring planting delays. Scott Bugg says some Ohio growers are running behind. “Down in the northwest portion of the state, they’re getting along pretty well,” he says.
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brownfieldagnews.com | Erin Anderson
News An increased risk for soybean seedling disease May 30, 2025 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: Crops, News, Ohio, SoybeansAn Ohio State Extension soybean pathologist says there is an increased risk for soybean seedling disease development across the Midwest this year. Horacio Lopez-Nicora says there are three contributing factors. “You need a susceptible host, in this case the soybean,” he says.
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1430wcmy.com | Erin Anderson
An Ohio State Extension soybean pathologist says there is an increased risk for soybean seedling disease development across the Midwest this year. Horacio Lopez-Nicora says there are three contributing factors. “You need a susceptible host, in this case the soybean,” he says. “A pathogen that could actually infect this host and cause the disease, and then […]The post An increased risk for soybean seedling disease appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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brownfieldagnews.com | Erin Anderson
News Final planting dates quickly approaching for Eastern Corn Belt states May 29, 2025 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: crop insurance, Insurance, News, Ohio, Risk ManagementWith rain delays slowing planting progress in the Eastern Corn Belt, an insurance specialist says key crop insurance deadlines are approaching.
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kgfw.com | Erin Anderson
The executive director of Feeding Indiana’s Hungry says the House version of the budget reconciliation bill could reduce access to food in rural communities. Emily Bryant says proposed cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program undermines the nation’s most effective hunger program. “It’s temporary and it’s targeted,” she says.
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brownfieldagnews.com | Erin Anderson
News SNAP cuts in budget reconciliation bill could hurt rural communities May 29, 2025 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: Food, Food Security, Indiana, NewsThe executive director of Feeding Indiana’s Hungry says the House version of the budget reconciliation bill could reduce access to food in rural communities. Emily Bryant says proposed cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program undermines the nation’s most effective hunger program.
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brownfieldagnews.com | Erin Anderson
News Indiana BOAH declares the state HPAI-free May 29, 2025 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: Indiana, News, Poultry, PoultryThe Indiana State Board of Animal Health says the state has been cleared of highly pathogenic avian influenza. Denise Derrer Spears, BOAH’s public information director, says the designation from the World Organization for Animal Health means that export restrictions and trade barriers have been lifted.
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1430wcmy.com | Erin Anderson
The Indiana State Board of Animal Health says the state has been cleared of highly pathogenic avian influenza. Denise Derrer Spears, BOAH’s public information director, says the designation from the World Organization for Animal Health means that export restrictions and trade barriers have been lifted. “We’ve eliminated the infection on all affected farms and there have been […]The post Indiana BOAH declares the state HPAI-free appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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brownfieldagnews.com | Erin Anderson
News An inconsistent 2025 planting season May 28, 2025 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: 2025 Planting Season, Crops, News, Ohio, Plant25An Ohio farmer says the 2025 planting season has been inconsistent. Eric Tipton says he’s finished planting on his farm, but that’s not the case for farmers in other areas. “We’ve got some folks 30 miles north of us and 30 miles south of us that just started planting Memorial Day weekend,” he says.
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1430wcmy.com | Erin Anderson
An Ohio farmer says the 2025 planting season has been inconsistent. Eric Tipton says he’s finished planting on his farm, but that’s not the case for farmers in other areas. “We’ve got some folks 30 miles north of us and 30 miles south of us that just started planting Memorial Day weekend,” he says. “That’s […]The post An inconsistent 2025 planting season appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
