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brownfieldagnews.com | Erin Anderson
News Eastern Corn Belt weather update June 24, 2025 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: Indiana, NewsA regional climatologist says warmer temperatures could help improve crop conditions following a challenging start to spring. Melissa Widhelm with the Midwestern Regional Climate Center says early season rainfall has helped improve soil moisture levels.
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News Options for late-planted or replanted soybeans June 24, 2025 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: Crops, News, OhioThe final crop insurance planting date for soybeans has passed in the Eastern Corn Belt, but an agronomist says farmers still planting have options. Ohio State’s Laura Lindsey tells Brownfield, “When you plant at the end of June or into July, we like to really emphasize the need for narrow row width.
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1430wcmy.com | Erin Anderson
The final crop insurance planting date for soybeans has passed in the Eastern Corn Belt, but an agronomist says farmers still planting have options. Ohio State’s Laura Lindsey tells Brownfield, “When you plant at the end of June or into July, we like to really emphasize the need for narrow row width. As planting is delayed, […]The post Options for late-planted or replanted soybeans appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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News Concerns remain after Senate parliamentarian blocks proposed SNAP cuts June 24, 2025 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: Ag Policy, Indiana, NewsThe executive director of Feeding Indiana’s Hungry says the Senate parliamentarian’s decision to remove cuts from the Supplemental Nutrition Program out of budget recalculation could help protect access to food assistance. But, Emily Bryant says the ruling doesn’t eliminate all changes.
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brownfieldagnews.com | Erin Anderson
News Heat wave could contribute to crop stress June 24, 2025 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: Crops, Indiana, NewsPurdue University Extension’s corn specialist says the current extreme heat wave across the Midwest could impact this year’s corn crop. Dan Quinn says higher temperatures are accelerating plant growth.
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1430wcmy.com | Erin Anderson
Purdue University Extension’s corn specialist says the current extreme heat wave across the Midwest could impact this year’s corn crop. Dan Quinn says higher temperatures are accelerating plant growth. “Some of the areas that had almost flooding-like conditions and really poor root development of the crop, we’re seeing some of those dry conditions exacerbate those […]The post Heat wave could contribute to crop stress appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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kgfw.com | Erin Anderson
Ohio State’s soybean and small grains agronomist says early season weather challenges have some farmers considering their replant options. Laura Lindsey says overall, it’s been a hard year. “Some farmers were able to take advantage of some good planting in April, but the month of May was extremely wet across the state,” she says. “Some […]The post Farmers weighing replant options appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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brownfieldagnews.com | Erin Anderson
News Crop conditions vary throughout Indiana June 23, 2025 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: Crops, Indiana, NewsThe extension corn specialist at Purdue University says another period of extreme weather is impacting the 2025 crop. Dan Quinn says conditions vary based on location. “The eastern part of the state probably had the biggest issues in terms of just really late planting and poor planting conditions,” he says.
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brownfieldagnews.com | Erin Anderson
News Farmers weighing replant options June 23, 2025 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: Crops, News, Ohio, USDAOhio State’s soybean and small grains agronomist says early season weather challenges have some farmers considering their replant options. Laura Lindsey says overall, it’s been a hard year. “Some farmers were able to take advantage of some good planting in April, but the month of May was extremely wet across the state,” she says.
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brownfieldagnews.com | Erin Anderson
News John Deere headed to court over FTC Right to Repair lawsuit June 23, 2025 By Erin Anderson Filed Under: NewsThe director of Penn State’s agricultural law center says a federal judge’s decision to dismiss John Deere’s lawsuit over its right-to-repair policy could impact farmers’ ability to repair their own equipment.
