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As harvest comes to a close in Ohio, many farmers are considering a fall anhydrous application. As Account Manager Mike Gahn tells Ty Higgins in this week’s DuPont Pioneer Field Report, there are pros and cons to applying after harvest.… Continue reading

On November 19th, the new Kalmbach Clean Fuels compressed natural gas station was officially open for business. Attendees included representatives from Ohio agriculture and agribusiness, energy groups, truck manufacturers and members of the Upper Sandusky community.

“It’s exciting to be providing compressed natural gas for vehicle fuels,” said Tim Rausch, Director of Distribution with Kalmbach Feeds. “We truly believe this is the best way to support American businesses and the American economy.”

Find out more about the new facility and about Kalmbach Clean Fuels, LLC.… Continue reading

It is no secret that the beef produced by American farmers is second to none and Rabo AgriFinance Senior Analyst Don Close says many other countries are taking note as well.… Continue reading

A farmer’s work is never done, as soon as the combine is put away something else needs doing. One of the items on the fall checklist should be to manage problem weeds. Account Manager Chasitie Euler talks with Ty Higgins about that task for this week’s DuPont Pioneer Field Report.… Continue reading

Mike Zuzolo from Global Commodity Analytics dives into the November USDA WASDE Report and how the new data will affect the markets.… Continue reading

As we mentioned last week during the DuPont Pioneer Field Report, many farmers around Ohio are seeing better than expected, and sometimes record-setting, yields. Do you know what to do with that yield data to prepare you for the years ahead? Tate Cockerill has some advice along those lines in this week’s report.… Continue reading

Former Ohio FFA State President Shelby Faulkner is one of the national officer finalists and is now playing the waiting game until Saturday when the newest officers are announced at the National FFA Convention. Joel Penhorwood caught up with Faulkner in Louisville to talk about the process she is going through and her strategy to being selected.… Continue reading

Prior to the expiration of the farm bill, Congress passed several extensions. Ty Higgins asked USDA Acting Under Secretary Doug O’Brien if yet another temporary extension would be helpful. O’Brien said, in a word, no.

Listen to their conversation.

USDA Doug Obrien Farm Bill… Continue reading

Daryl Knipp, a Lindsey, Ohio farmer who normally spends this time of year in a combine, spent part of his week on a plane to Washington, D.C. to push for immigration reform. As Knipp tells Ty Higgins, it seems as though there is too much going on in the Nation’s Capitol to get the ball rolling on immigration reform in the near future. Here is their conversation.… Continue reading

Farmers around Ohio are getting corn yield numbers on their combine monitors that have never been seen before in certain fields or for the entire operation. Account Manager Larry Rump talks about those record-breaking instances with  Ty Higgins in this week’s DuPont Pioneer Field Report.… Continue reading

For this week’s DuPont Pioneer Field Report, Ty Higgins catches up with western Ohio Account Manager Jim Stucke about harvest in his part of the state and how much longer the corn stands will hold their own.… Continue reading

As combines continue to roll in fields across Ohio, growers should be making the most of their time as they move up and down their rows. According to Scott Sooy, agronomist with DuPont Crop Protection in northern Ohio, growers should be taking notes during harvest to identify potential problem areas for next season. Ty Higgins has more in this report.… Continue reading

As harvest continues around Ohio, many farmers are getting a bird’s-eye view of their field conditions and figuring out what their options are for fall field preparation. In this week’s DuPont Pioneer Field Report, Account Manager Barry Rodeheffer talks with Ty Higgins about his recommendations and how 2014 crop purchases are shaping up.… Continue reading

What could your community do with $2,500? Working together since 2010, farmers and the Monsanto Fund’s America’s Farmers Grow Communities have invested more than $13 million to grow rural communities. But there is still more to do.

Dale found out more about the project and how to participate from Elizabeth Vancil.… Continue reading