Are cultivated morel mushrooms possible?Researchers at Michigan State University are exploring the possibility of cultivating morel mushrooms in the U.S. Ag economics professor Steve Swinton tells ... March cattle placements fall sharplyPlacements of cattle into U.S. feedlots dropped in March. The USDA says the 1.746 million head placed in March fell 12% on the year, a bigger than expected d... Brownfield Ag Weather TodayA cold front traversing the eastern U.S. will clear the Atlantic Seaboard by Saturday. However, atmospheric moisture pooled across the Deep South will resul... Midday cash livestock marketsDirect cash cattle trade is finally developing. There’s light business across all parts of cattle country. Deals in Nebraska are marked at $292 dressed, $2... HPAI dairy cattle cases dwindling?Reports of highly pathogenic avian influenza in dairy cattle have slowed. But Director of Public Policy Stephanie McBath with the National Association ... Variable soils driving planting progressA Michigan agronomist says soil moisture levels are driving where farmers have been able make progress on spring fieldwork. Helena’s Ben Wilson tells Brownfi... Rental Rates Match Farmland Value GrowthFarm Credit Canada (FCC) has recently shared an analysis that shows a significant correlation between farmland rental rates and the increasing values of farm... It All Works TogetherNorthern Minnesota crop and livestock producer Shayne Isane says his family has used John Deere equipment for a long time and believes Deere’s technology hel... Watch for black cutworms this springAn agronomist in northwest Missouri encourages farmers to keep an eye out for black cutworms as corn and soybeans emerge. Erin Marlow with Cropwise Consultin...