Category Archives: Top Agriculture News

You know, it may be hard to believe, but we are nine months out from Hurricane Helene impacting the Carolinas, Georgia, Tennessee and other parts of the of the southeast. I’m talking with Corey ...

By GARY D. ROBERTSON Associated Press RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein vetoed legislation Wednesday that in part would repeal an interim greenhouse gas reduction mandate set for pow...

USDA's June Acreage and Grain Stocks Report is historically one of the more volatile pieces on the calendar, but Monday’s release left the markets relatively flat. Brooks Shaffer is a market ana...

This is the SFN Market Report with Brooks Schaffer of Palmetto Grain. Reach him at brooks@palmettograin.com or 843-540-4540.USDA released the Quarterly Stocks and Planted Acreage Report on Monday at n...

The N.C. Forest Service's annual seedling sale starts July 1, with orders being accepted for native and genetically improved tree varieties. Interested landowners are encouraged to shop early for the ...

South Carolina FFA state convention wrapped up and Commissioner Hugh Weathers is here to talk about a wonderful partnership between SCDA and FFA.Convention this year was a huge success and SCDA is pro...

More and more farmers are looking for alternative income streams and ways to bolster their farms' bottom line. One way is through direct-to-consumer sales, whether through farmers markets, roadside st...

High Oleic soybean oil is now being incorporated into dairy cattle feed rations and is positively affecting animal health. Don Wyss, chair of the United Soybean Board's Audit and Evaluation Committee,...

By MARK SHERMAN Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - A divided Supreme Court on Friday ruled that individual judges lack the authority to grant nationwide injunctions, but the decision left unclear the ...

I’ve had in mind when I’m going to be chatting with Corey Davis from the North Carolina Climate Office this week, that we were going to be talking about heat, and we have had plenty of it ...