"I want to share something with you - the three sentences that will get you through life. Number one, 'Cover for me.' Number two, 'Oh, good idea, Boss!' Number three, 'It was like that when I got here.'"
With rising fertilizer prices, many farmers wonder if they can cut back on
their phosphorus and potash fertilizer applications. The short answer is yes if
their soil test levels are near recommended levels, according to the University
of Missouri state nutrient management specialist.
=^Managing Fertilizers' High Prices
A federal appeals court upheld Florida's lab-grown meat ban, ruling
against Upside Foods' preliminary injunction request.
@^Florida Lab Meat Ban Survives Appeal
The World Food Prize Borlaug Dialogues this October will focus on global
food security, particularly in times of war, rather than on food production.
The foundation on Wednesday named this year's World Food Prize laureate.
BSafety Expert Awarded World Food Prize
Ranching family embraces conservation practices and a value-added business
plan to grow their cattle business.
BRanch Philosophy Produces Lush Pastures
The EPA granted a fifth consecutive summer waiver allowing E15 ethanol
sales to continue in 2026, while the industry pushes Congress for permanent
year-round approval.
4^EPA Gives 5th Straight E15 Fuel Waiver
