Farmer Sentiment Falls As Input Cost Concerns Grow
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN – Farmer sentiment weakened sharply in September as producers grew more concerned […]
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Farmland Study Finds China-Linked Deals Concentrated Near Bases
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN – China-linked agricultural land transactions were disproportionately concentrated in counties containing U.S. […]
Organic Corn Soybean Returns Outpace Conventional Crop Systems
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN – Organic corn and soybean returns continue to exceed conventional returns, but […]
Cash Flow Planning Helps Farms Manage Price Risk
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN – A farm can look solid on paper and still run short […]
Fertilizer Dependence Risks Rise Amid Middle East Conflict
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN – Rising geopolitical tensions are again exposing how dependent agriculture is on […]
Fertilizer Risks Diverge Between U.S. and Brazilian Farmers
NASHVILLE, TN – Global fertilizer disruptions tied to the Middle East conflict are creating uneven […]
Iran Conflict Raises Costs, But Farm Income Outlook Mixed
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN – Rising energy and fertilizer costs tied to the Iran conflict are […]
Report: Crop Insurance and Conservation Practices Healthy Marriage
Researchers from Purdue University, Arizona State University, and the Nature Conservancy used interviews and a multi-state survey to determine if crop insurance requirements limited cover crops and conservation tillage for corn producers in the Midwest.
Top Farmer Conference Latest to Join Virtual Ranks
The Purdue Top Farmer Conference is the latest farmer-event to move to a virtual platform.
Unlikely University Set to Increase Cotton Fiber Lengths
Thanks to a recent $2.3 million National Science Foundation grant, Purdue University cell biologist Dan Szymanski will lead an effort to increase fiber length for upland-grown cotton.