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Sunflower Demand Slightly Lower
Line on Agriculture
The National Sunflower Associations' John Sandbakken gives an overview of the sunflower market situation.
Pigweed a Big Problem for Sunflower Producers
Line on Agriculture
Agronomy Professor at Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, Calvin Trostle says that looking at weed control as a system is becoming more popular as a way to control pigweed in sunflowers.
Sunflower Breeding Initiative Sought for Domestic Growers
Line on Agriculture
National Sunflower Association Executive Director, John Sandbakken says research needed for domestic growers.
U.S. Sunflower Exports Down
Line on Agriculture
National Sunflower Association Executive Director, John Sandbakken talks about exports.
National Sunflower Association Research to Stay Ahead of Adaptation
Line on Agriculture
The National Sunflower Association Executive Director John Sandbakken
National Sunflower Association Research to Stay Ahead of Adaptation
Line on Agriculture
National Sunflower Association Executive Director, John Sandbakken
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Sunflower Industry Supply and Demand is Good
National Sunflower Association Executive Director, John Sandbakken
A $3.3 Billion Growth in U.S. Imports of Cut Flowers
Southeast Regional Ag News
Fresh-cut flowers and plants are popular gifts for special occasions such as Mother’s Day. Many bouquets contain flowers grown in countries where cool, wet climates have historically favored production.
Fresh Cut Flowers Soar and WASDE Report on Grains
The Agribusiness Update
Fresh cut flowers are more than seasonal with sales soaring, and WASDE Report shows grains off slighlty.
Fresh Cut Flowers Soar and WASDE Report on Grains
The Agribusiness Update
Fresh cut flowers are more than seasonal with sales soaring, and WASDE Report shows grains off slighlty.
A Rose by Any Other Name
Southeast Regional Ag News
From digital images to the real deal, Valentine’s Day signals roses. It’s estimated that more than 250 million of the flower are produced for the holiday.
Ag Barometer Down Again and NW Hort Expo Returns to Live
The Agribusiness Update
Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer is down for a second straight month, and NW Hort Expo announces it will return to a live, in-person format this year in Yakima.
Japanese Beetles Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
The Washington Department of Agriculture is calling on everyone in Central Washington to be on the lookout for Japanese Beetles after several were found in Grandview last week.
Japanese Beetles Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
The Washington Department of Agriculture is calling on everyone in Central Washington to be on the lookout for Japanese Beetles after several were found in Grandview last week.
Japanese Beetles Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
The Washington Department of Agriculture is calling on everyone in Central Washington to be on the lookout for Japanese Beetles after several were found in Grandview last week.
Japanese Beetles Pt 1
Fruit Grower Report
The Washington Department of Agriculture is calling on everyone in Central Washington to be on the lookout for Japanese Beetles after several were found in Grandview last week.
Valentine Flower Demand and Continuation of SNAP Benefit Increase
The Agribusiness Update
Valentine flower demand is high, and House Ag Committee proposes continuation of 15% SNAP benefit increase.
AFBF's Duvall Calls for Patience and COVID Resurge Impact on Beef
The Agribusiness Update
American Farm Bureau Federation president Zippy Duvall calls for patience in post-election world, and COVID resurgence likely to impact beef prices again.
Market Update: Non-Food Agricultural Products
California Ag Today
A brief market update on some non-food California products: lumber, cotton, and flowers.
CFAP Opens Up to More Crops and Organic Cropland Rents Higher
The Agribusiness Update
USDA's CFAP opens up again to more crops and commodities, and Organic cropland tends to bring a 25% rent premium.