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
Young limousin cows on a pasture at a fence. (Adobe Stock │ #322324673 - yvonne)

Pasture renovation project field days will highlight interseeding sudangrass

Simple math and MU Extension ag business forage budgets can help you calculate production costs of making your own hay. Photo courtesy of Rachel Hopkins.

Use simple math to find your hay cost