Cropping News

  • Riverland Wine and Food Festival evolves from party to weekend tastings
  • Farmers accuse Government of driving dodgy labour by not supporting illegal worker amnesty
  • A bigger lead up for 2020 harvest for CBH
  • West grain production downgrades
  • 'Waiting for a crop for too long': Excitement brews as NSW growers begin harvest
  • Rice crop, market likely up for Texas producers
  • Crop Nutrient Plans Have Benefits
  • Chairman: Do this to ensure U.S. cotton stays attractive to retailers
  • Morning Market Review for Oct. 19, 2020
  • Interested in trying a cover crop? Consider planting one after soybeans
  • Anti-fracking protesters who drilled into lawn of NT Parliament House face court
  • What happened to those free trees this year?
  • A look at plants for crop protection
  • Crop Watch: Windy harvest sees greater volunteer threat
  • How regenerative farming can improve livestock health
  • Richard Western unveils debut push-off trailer range
  • How soil focus avoids supplementary feeding on Welsh farm
  • Dozens of boaties take to the streets demanding election candidates 'pledge to dredge'
  • Washouts and COVID-19 puts 'biggest horse show in the country' under threat
  • New high fibre wheat has promising results
  • Farming at the frontline of climate change following record-breaking flood
  • Green shoots sprout in climate-friendly meat opportunities
  • BUTEO start offers early season protection from flea beetles
  • Opinion: Farmers must get more involved to make R&D relevant
  • Stubble bacteria could drive frost risk
  • Industry closely watching crop quality
  • Constrained California Growers See Future in Water Innovation
  • This Week in Agribusiness, Oct. 17, 2020
  • Krone updates small foragers and adds a brace of mowers
  • Farmer Focus: Still havent started winter wheat drilling
  • Two growers’ experiences with March-drilled winter wheat
  • Soybean fertility packages, big yields, and wimpy residue— a LIVE! Q & A with Horst Bohner
  • Soybeans close week with double-digit losses
  • CropLife Retail Week: Another Cancelled 2021 Show, Derecho Damage, and Sustainability
  • New Zealand will become the first country to vote on the legalisation of cannabis today, here's what effect it could have
  • Hurricane season punished some cotton
  • Supercomputing study breaks ground for tree mapping, carbon research
  • Alberta’s barley program moving to Olds College
  • Red maples doing better in the city
  • Wheat School: Assessing precision planting emergence
  • Weekly Export Sales – Soybeans stay strong
  • During COVID, scientists turn to computers to understand C4 photosynthesis
  • Channel Introduces 20 New XtendFlex Soybean Products
  • 7 ag stories you might have missed this week - Oct. 16, 2020
  • How the new sugar beet contract shares virus yellows risk
  • Big tub grinders: UK options, costs and user verdicts
  • Tourist town begs for backpackers, workers as 'one of the busiest wet seasons ever' looms
  • 'We were very lucky': Pineapple harvest ripens up two years after freak tornado wiped out crops
  • Why refugees are joining efforts to ease the agriculture worker squeeze
  • Seasonal worker boost offers WA farmers some relief, but is it too late for this year's harvest?
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