{"id":1663,"date":"2022-03-24T18:23:07","date_gmt":"2022-03-24T18:23:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/linksus.net\/what-is-todays-news-wednesday-march-23-2022-successful-farming\/"},"modified":"2022-03-24T18:23:07","modified_gmt":"2022-03-24T18:23:07","slug":"what-is-todays-news-wednesday-march-23-2022-successful-farming","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/linksus2.linksus.net\/index.php\/2022\/03\/24\/what-is-todays-news-wednesday-march-23-2022-successful-farming\/","title":{"rendered":"What is today's news? | Wednesday, March 23, 2022 – Successful Farming"},"content":{"rendered":"

\tBefore you call it a day, catch up on the latest agriculture news.
\tHere is a roundup to help keep you informed.
\tIn response to rising highly pathogenic avian influenza cases, Iowa and Arkansas have begun to enact rules regulating the sale and exhibition of poultry, writes Editor Madelyn Ostendorf.
\tThe Arkansas and Iowa Departments of Agriculture have both released official announcements with their states\u2019 regulations.
\tThe Russian invasion of Ukraine will strain world grain supplies for months to come, driving up prices and inflation rates, said a panel of economists on Tuesday.
\t\u201cGod forbid we have a weather problem this year,\u201d said Dan Basse, head of AgResource Co., who described war in the Black Sea region as the greatest supply shock since World War I.
\t\u201cA war that extends to June would be catastrophic for the spring crops\u201d of corn, wheat, and sunflowers, added Basse during on online forum organized by the Farm Foundation. \u201cThe question is, can they (Ukrainian farmers) get it in the ground?\u201d
\tGlobal grains trader Bunge Ltd said its Mykolaiv, Ukraine, port facility sustained \u201csome damage\u201d during fighting in the Black Sea port city early on Tuesday morning.
\tThe facility, which includes an oilseed processing plant, grain storage, and export loading operations, has been closed since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24.
\tAGCO senior product manager Rawley Hicks explains the new swarm robot concept from Fendt.
\tThe company displayed this technology, called Xaver, at the 2022 National Ag Day celebration held on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
\tThis was Xaver\u2019s first public appearance in the United States.
\tInnovation is ingrained in agriculture and this week, Iowa is celebrating the many ways a culture of innovation is fostered \u2013 from the farm to the board room.
\tThis article includes links to several stories featuring Iowa start-up companies who continue to create solutions for agriculture and lead the way with a spirit of innovation.
\tAt the World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit in San Francisco this week, regenerative agriculture was a hot topic. It\u2019s no surprise, as regenerative ag has had a swarm of interest in the past couple of years from government, corporations, consumers, and agriculture.
\tOn a panel, leaders from Syngenta Seeds, Kellogg Company, The Nature Conservancy, and Moreland Farms, discussed ways to define regenerative agriculture and how to apply technology across different regenerative ag systems.
\tFuel prices have been steadily climbing since November 2020 as the country has tried to pull itself from the economic turbulence of the coronavirus pandemic. Demand for fuel \u2014 and the cost to buy it \u2014 plummeted at the beginning of the pandemic, which led to production cuts here and abroad, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
\tA small group of Iowa farmers said Tuesday during a Republican forum on agriculture that\u00a0the federal government should do more to quell the uncertainties for farmers struggling with high fertilizer and fuel costs and the limited availability of supplies to fix their equipment and protect their crops from pests, weeds, and disease.
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