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Keeping farming soil healthy in times of drought
6+ hour, 24+ min ago (389+ words) It has been a summer of record-breaking temperatures, heatwaves, drought and hosepipe bans, leaving many farmers and growers struggling. But one grower near St Columb, Cornwall, who operates a small-scale market garden, has been relatively unaffected by the drought, he…...
$14m cotton and grain industry research to grow drought resilience - Inside State Government
13+ hour, 7+ min ago (531+ words) A major new $14 million research partnership being led by the NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) has commenced in a bid to strengthen drought resilience across Australia’s cotton and grain industries. The multi-year program, which is supported…...
Corn Conditions Vary Widely, Even On Same Farm
15+ hour, 53+ min ago (400+ words) Extreme summer weather swings will result in wildly unpredictable Wisconsin corn yields this fall. Agronomist Ronald Lubeck with Marshfield-based General Farm Supply travels across the central and northwestern parts of the state. He tells the Mid-West Farm Report it has…...
Rain puts Saskatchewan harvest on hold as fields turn soggy
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (561+ words) Harvest progress across Saskatchewan remains well behind historical averages after widespread rainfall brought field operations to a standstill in many areas. According to the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture’s crop report for the period of Sept. 1 to 7, 27 per cent of the…...
MU Extension Offers Farm Lease Workshops
18+ hour, 11+ min ago (372+ words) PUBLISHED ON September 13, 2026 COLUMBIA, Mo. — University of Missouri Extension will host in-person and online workshops on farm leases in late September and early October. Workshops are 4-6 p.m. in Kahoka on Sept. 22, Linn on Sept. 24, Paris on Sept. 30, and online via…...
Gardening: Broccoli is next in line to plant soon
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (174+ words) One thing that I hate to see in the winter is a bare garden. When we leave bare soil, it is more prone to being eroded away. A cover crop is a living crop that is used to protect the…...
11,111 Lamps Illuminate Nepal's Great Stupa, Praying for a More Peaceful World
18+ hour, 20+ min ago (22+ words) Kathmandu, Nepal--(Newsfile Corp. - September 13, 2026) - On the evening of September 9, 11,111 lamps illuminated Nepal's Great Stupa......
Federal Reserve survey: Corn Belt economic conditions improve slightly
18+ hour, 33+ min ago (712+ words) MINNEAPOLIS — A Federal Reserve survey found agriculture conditions across the Corn Belt improved slightly, but generally remained strained. The Federal Reserve’s Beige Book, published Sept. 2, is intended to characterize the change in economic conditions since the previous report was issued…...
'Goldilocks' season has growers fend off disease to bring bumper crops
19+ hour, 43+ min ago (815+ words) A hot, dry summer and warnings of below-average rainfall had Riverina growers bracing for a tough 2026 season. But in a remarkable turnaround, some are now looking at their best crops in years. Glen Baxter, Namarang Partnership, said they had 12,000 hectares…...
Brey Cycle heifers enjoying the sunshine as corn harvest continues
20+ hour, 12+ min ago (154+ words) Posted Today At 1:48pm by Tim Kowols When Brey Cycle Farm hosts Tuesday’s Peninsula Pride Farms Conservation event at 5 p.m., owner Jacob Brey hopes farmers can see a great way to do right by their cows, their land and their bottom…...