Trump selects a U.S. Chief Agricultural Negotiator

Sara Wyant

What’s next for farm programs?

Photo courtesy of National Sorghum Checkoff.

Hail damaged sorghum—now what?

Agricultural irrigation system watering corn field. (Adobe Stock │ #85544358 - Solid photos)

Cash Bids July 15

Grain Report July 15 2025

University of Arkansas Research & Extension

Processing researcher focus is on farmers

An abundance of moisture in some areas has left producers fighting weeds that have outgrown the crop canopy. (Laura McKenzie/Texas A&M AgriLife)

Wet year prompts weed challenges in crops

  • By Kay Ledbetter │ Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
A field where rye had been planted to use for grazing and/or hay before it was hailed on June 22, 2025. Before the hail, the rye was upright and green. Photo by Delaney Pohl

Managing hail-damaged pastures, alfalfa, and annual forages

  • By Gary Stone & Brock Ortner │ Nebraska Extension