by Eric Pfeiffer | Dec 1, 2025 | Farm Net News
“Climate smart agriculture” was a term we heard a lot during the previous presidential administration. With each new administration, priorities obviously shift, but just because we don’t hear buzz words or terms like that, doesn’t mean conservation practices aren’t a...
by Eric Pfeiffer | Oct 31, 2025 | Farm Net News
This is raw audio from Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins at a Lebanon, Indiana farm (Boone County). She was hosted by Indiana Corn Growers Association treasurer Tyler Everett. The first question is mine about the $10-$15 billion in aid and if it will still happen following...
by Eric Pfeiffer | Sep 30, 2025 | Farm Net News
Potash enhances drought tolerance, disease resistance, and plant standability for corn, which is why farmers apply it. But have you ever really thought about where it comes from? Farm broadcasters recently visited Canada and went 1,000 meters below ground to get this...
by Eric Pfeiffer | Sep 15, 2025 | Farm Net News
In this difficult financial year, farmers are looking to cut costs wherever they can. When it comes to soil fertility, there will be some difficult decisions to make. “The first thing I’m probably going to cut out is my salesman’s favorite specialty...
by Eric Pfeiffer | Aug 18, 2025 | Farm Net News
The farm financial outlook isn’t pretty, but are farmers knocking on the same door as they were in the 1980’s? Unfortunately, breakeven prices for both corn and soybeans have risen about 20% since COVID. That according to Purdue ag economist Michael Langemeier,...
