Nicole Heslip
Anchor and Reporter at Brownfield Ag News
Anchor/Reporter for Brownfield Ag News. #Dairy Farmer's Daughter. Loves food, #AG and travel.
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brownfieldagnews.com | Nicole Heslip
Market News CME cash dairy prices higher April 15, 2025 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: Closing Futures / Livestock Briefs, Dairy Markets, Dairy Markets, Market NewsCash dairy prices were higher midweek on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange supported somewhat by strong global markets. Dry whey up $0.01 at $0.4750. Two trades were made at $0.4725 and $0.4750. Blocks up $0.03 at $1.80. Seven trades were made from $1.78 to $1.80. Barrels up $0.06 at $1.90. One trade was made at that price.
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brownfieldagnews.com | Nicole Heslip
News Advancing Markets for Producers could give climate programs a second chance April 15, 2025 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: Climate, Dairy, Dairy, News, USDAThe USDA is overhauling the Biden-era Partnerships for Climate Smart Commodities Program. The department says the initiative, renamed Advancing Markets for Producers (AMP), has been reformed to align with the current administration’s priorities.
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1430wcmy.com | Nicole Heslip
The USDA is overhauling the Biden-era Partnerships for Climate Smart Commodities Program. The department says the initiative, renamed Advancing Markets for Producers (AMP), has been reformed to align with the current administration’s priorities. Laurie Fischer with the American Dairy Coalition says USDA’s increased emphasis on climate-smart funding directed to farmers is good news.
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brownfieldagnews.com | Nicole Heslip
News Historic Tennessee flooding delaying fieldwork April 14, 2025 By Filed Under: 2025 Planting Season, Crops, crops, Crops, News, Plant25, Tennessee, USDASpring storms have made a dent in Tennessee’s drought conditions and caused some historic flooding. The USDA says topsoil and subsoil moisture levels are both at a 30 percent surplus. Rains continued to green up pastures which improved to 53 percent rated good to excellent over the past week.
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brownfieldagnews.com | Nicole Heslip
News Michigan remains cold and wet April 14, 2025 By Filed Under: 2025 Planting Season, Crops, crops, Crops, Farmer, Michigan, News, Plant25, Specialty Crops, USDAMuch of Michigan is still too cold and wet for field activities. Presque Isle County’s Christian Tolllini tells Brownfield early field activities are about on pace for mid-April despite the massive ice storm that moved across Northern Michigan.
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Climate grantees anxiously awaiting @USDA decisions. Hear from @MiAgAdvance on the impacts of the funding freeze and resources available for #farmers @brownfield #agnews https://t.co/AGKtS75obh
#Michigan #dairyfarmers invest in @wmwhitecaps training center. Hear from @MilkMeansMore on the partnership in our interview @brownfield #agnews https://t.co/tufAzFpN3x
Wet conditions put #plant25 on hold in #Michigan. Hear from Monroe County farmer Doug Darling on the latest conditions in the southeast in our interview @brownfield #agnews https://t.co/Lnav60MwMA