Tag: Farming
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Corteva announces headquarters plans following company split
Corteva has announced where its two future companies will be headquartered following the company’s planned separation later this year. The agricultural technology company says its crop protection business, currently referred to as “New Corteva,” will be based in Indianapolis, Indiana following the separation expected during the fourth quarter of 2026. Company officials say the Indianapolis…
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Georgia peanut growers balancing moisture and early season pressure
In Georgia, peanut producers are working through a mixed start to the growing season as weather patterns vary across the state. Some regions have received timely rainfall, helping establish stands, while others remain dry enough to slow emergence and require closer management. That variability is creating uneven crop development, which can carry through the season…
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Iowa hog barn fires draw attention to facility risk and safety
In Iowa, multiple hog barn fires reported this morning are drawing attention to risks inside modern livestock facilities. Early reports indicate several barns were damaged or destroyed, with losses including animals and infrastructure. Fire officials say the incidents spread quickly once ignited, fueled by ventilation systems, building materials, and confined structures. While investigations are ongoing,…
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California water allocations tighten for summer irrigation
In California, water availability is becoming a key issue as irrigation districts finalize allocations ahead of the summer growing season. While snowpack and reservoir levels have improved in some areas, restrictions remain in place across several agricultural regions. Water managers continue balancing supply with long-term conservation goals, leaving some producers with reduced access. That is…
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Opening markets on The Ranch
Grain and livestock markets opened mixed as traders continue reacting to supply expectations and outside market signals. Corn futures started slightly lower with the July contract at 4.66 and a quarter, down one and a quarter. Soybeans moved higher with the July contract at 11.94 and three quarters, up two and a half. Wheat showed…
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Kansas Wheat Crop Facing Mixed Conditions Heading Into Key Development Stage
Rainfall helps, but could it be too late?? Kansas wheat producers are entering a critical stretch of the growing season as weather conditions continue varying widely across the state. Recent rainfall brought much needed moisture to portions of central and eastern Kansas, helping improve crop conditions in some areas. However, producers across western Kansas continue…