Kellan Heavican is an Anchor and Reporter at the Brownfield Ag Network. He focuses on agriculture and farming, including topics such as farm management, ranching, and sustainable agriculture, while also addressing climate change and its impact on the environment. Kellan's work has been featured in WCMY-AM (Ottawa, IL), Kexl, KGFW-AM, and Brownfield Ag News.
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Kellan's coverage is heavily focused on agriculture and farming in the United States, with an emphasis on government announcements, data citations, and legal policy regulations. Sources that can provide insights into agricultural policies, trends in crop yields influenced by weather patterns or climate change, and analysis of government data related to farming would likely be most relevant for Kellan.
Given his focus on national agricultural issues within the US, reaching out with specific expertise regarding US agricultural policies, farm bill implications or commentary based on USDA reports may resonate well with him. Additionally, individuals who have a strong understanding of how weather patterns impact crop yields in different regions of the US could also capture his attention.
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The CEO of Kansas Wheat says on-going drought and freeze damage have significantly impacted this year’s crop.
Soybeans finished the day higher. The USDA announced a sale of 13.7 million bushels of soybeans Wednesday to unknown destinations, the bulk of which is marked for delivery for the 2026-27 marketing year. The big question remains if the buyer is China. Following the recent drop in prices, US soybeans are more attractive to buyers on […]
By: Kellan Heavican
A south-central Nebraska farmer says he’s picking up the pieces after severe storms decimated his crops and operation this past weekend. Doug Saathoff farms near Trumbull, and he says high winds, hail, heavy rain and a possible tornado left a path of destruction on Saturday. “We had 7 bins standing and they’re all laying on […]
By: Kellan Heavican, Ryan Meyerkorth
A northwest Missouri farmer excessive rainfall continues to negatively impact crop development.
Timely rains continue to help crop conditions in South Dakota improve.
Central Kansas farmer Paul Penner says a series of rain events has stalled winter wheat harvest. He says the crop was a few weeks ahead of schedule, which created an usual problem. “The regrowth created a lot of green heads in the crop. We had to wait again for the wheat to mature.” He tells […]
A central Nebraska farmer says widespread rain fall is helping improve on-going drought conditions. Clay Govier says his corn and soybeans were hanging on prior to Saturday’s 3-inch rain. “Corn is a little stripped up but it’s nothing it won’t grow out of.” He tells Brownfield he’s optimistic the moisture will help his soybean crop […]
By: Kellan Heavican
Some producers in the Central Plains say that despite recent moisture, the on-going drought continues to impact crop conditions and feed supplies.
The Undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation says it’s too soon to know if the spread of New World screwworm will impact USMCA renewal. Richard Fordyce says the review process that begins on July 1 is an opportunity to update and strengthen the deal. “As agriculture changes, markets change. I think that negotiation will be […]
Senate Ag Committee Chairman John Boozman has released the Agricultural Act of 2026, which he says provides long-overdue stability to the industry. “It will strengthen agriculture, support rural communities and ensure American farm families have the resources and tools they need for generations to come.” During a call with reporters Tuesday, he said the skinny […]
