Mark Dorenkamp is an Anchor/Reporter for Brownfield Ag News, based in the Upper Midwest. With a focus on national agricultural news, Mark covers a wide range of topics including crop production, livestock health, agricultural policies, and market trends. His work has also been featured in KGFW-AM, WCMY-AM, Agri America Marketing Inc, and Kexl.
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By: Mark Dorenkamp
Corn farmers are likely looking to shave input costs in the face of low commodity prices. And University of Minnesota Extension nutrient management specialist Daniel Kaiser says phosphorous might be overprioritized going into 2025. “Looking back this fall, the prices have been pretty strong yet on MAP and DAP in terms of some of the […]
By: Mark Dorenkamp
Corn farmers are likely looking to shave input costs in the face of low commodity prices. And University of Minnesota Extension nutrient management specialist Daniel Kaiser says phosphorous might be overprioritized going into 2025. “Looking back this fall, the prices have been pretty strong yet on MAP and DAP in terms of some of the […]
American Farm Bureau is eager to see how the Trump administration handles the Waters of the U.S. rule. AFBF senior director of government affairs Courtney Briggs says WOTUS continues to cause a lot of confusion for farmers and ranchers. “And I think a lot of people thought that this issue was solved last year when […]
The CEO of the nation’s largest agricultural cooperative is confident in crop input availability for 2025. Jay Debertin with CHS says supply conditions look very strong. “We are sourcing well for next year, so I think inputs that we rely upon look to be in great shape.” But he tells Brownfield there’s no guarantee. “A […]
Farmers might be looking for new ways to turn a profit with tight margins expected again in 2025. Adam Kiel with the Soil and Water Outcomes Fund says their Midwest Climate-Smart Commodity Program offers payments that align with outcomes produced from certain conservation practices. “There are things that farmers do that come at an additional […]
There is still much to learn about the number one yield-robbing pest in soybeans.
November 21, 2024 By Mark Dorenkamp Filed Under: 2024 NAFB Convention
Farmers might be looking for new ways to turn a profit with tight margins expected again in 2025.
Photo by Mark Dorenkamp/Brownfield A leader with the American Soybean Association says U.S. soy growers are in a better position to face another potential trade conflict with China. Virginia Houston, director of government affairs, says there was a tariff war with China under the first Trump administration. “Now there are concerns that there could be […]
A district director for Minnesota Farm Bureau suggests Congress has enough time but maybe not the willingness to pass a farm bill this year.
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