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Waste food converted into animal feed

Waste food converted into animal feed

  • Chris McCullough For Agri-View

United Kingdom supermarket giant Tesco has opened a new processing plant to convert waste food into valuable animal feed, in a move to increase its supply chain circular production. Operated by food-waste partner RenEco, the new plant is located within the Chelveston Renewable Energy Park an…

USA second in feed production

USA second in feed production

  • Chris McCullough For Agri-View

The United States remained in second place in 2025 in terms of production of animal feed in the world. However its overall production decreased by 0.8 percent compared to the previous year.

May 5, 2026: Late May Momentum | CO Snow | Southeast Severe

May 5, 2026: Late May Momentum | CO Snow | Southeast Severe

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    Autonomous tech helps with cover crops, precision jobs

    Autonomous tech helps with cover crops, precision jobs

    • Aaron Viner

    Being autonomous on the farm seems to have different meanings based on who is discussing the topic.

    Data can help make farm conservation decisions

    Data can help make farm conservation decisions

    • Benjamin Herrold

    As precision agriculture technology continues to advance and farmers learn more about their land through data collection, farmers have more information available to make conservation decisions.

    University farm expands to vary student learning

    University farm expands to vary student learning

    • Benjamin Herrold

    MARYVILLE, Mo. — In the rolling farm country of Nodaway County, on a highway just outside of Maryville, one building after another testifies to the importance of agriculture in this region. There is a large farm equipment dealership, a livestock sale barn and then Northwest Missouri State Un…

    Glow-in-the-dark soybeans help fight fungus

    Glow-in-the-dark soybeans help fight fungus

    • By Michael Hirtzer Bloomberg News

    Two of the world’s biggest farm companies are collaborating for the first time in an effort to stomp out fungal diseases in crops. Their new innovation will mean that plants will be genetically engineered to emit a fluorescent light warning of the fungi invaders.

    Soybean seed for spring under scrutiny now

    Soybean seed for spring under scrutiny now

    • Phyllis Coulter

    Editor’s note: The is part of a series touring various agriculture facilities.

    Study: Management zone maps of little use to corn growers

    Study: Management zone maps of little use to corn growers

      CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — A multiyear analysis tested whether management zone maps based on soil conditions, topography or other landscape features can reliably predict which parts of a cornfield will respond best to higher rates of seeding or nitrogen application. The study found that — contrary to…

      EPA wait keeps ethanol industry ‘stuck in neutral’

      EPA wait keeps ethanol industry ‘stuck in neutral’

      • Aaron Viner

      E15 has been a tent pole for many legislators around the Midwest, but with delays in year-round approval from the Environmental Protection Agency, the impact still feels hypothetical to some in the industry.

      Aviation fuel is industry’s ‘white whale’

      Aviation fuel is industry’s ‘white whale’

      • Aaron Viner

      In the spring of 2022, the Green Plains ethanol plant in Shenandoah, Iowa, announced plans to expand their facility to create “clean sugar” in an effort to take advantage of new markets for their product.

      FFA members make the most of resources

      FFA members make the most of resources

      • Phyllis Coulter

      At South Winneshiek High School in northeast Iowa, ag teacher and FFA leader Melissa Hageman is seeking to create more opportunities for her students.

      AI education facing unique challenges

      AI education facing unique challenges

      • Aaron Viner

      The evolution of data- driven precision agriculture has led to new advances in technology and also education.

      Space weather could impact work on U.S. farms

      Space weather could impact work on U.S. farms

        MANHATTAN, Kan. — If you think the odds of being negatively affected by an event that happens every 11 years are long, just think about one that happens every 100 to 200 years.

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        Safety doesn’t drive itself in new tech

        Safety doesn’t drive itself in new tech

        • Phyllis Coulter

        DECATUR, Ill. — Millions of gigabytes of thought go into designing revolutionary autonomous equipment, and experts say some of that early thought needs to be directed toward safety.

        Farm Progress Show brings tech for all

        Farm Progress Show brings tech for all

        • Phyllis Coulter

        DECATUR, Ill. — The target of new ag technology may traditionally have been young, innovative farmers itching to get their hands on it after college or established farmers who knew the tech would pay off in efficiencies over vast acreage. But today, everyone wants the yield advantages and pr…

        California’s renewable diesel market steadily growing

        California’s renewable diesel market steadily growing

        • Sue Roesler

        The renewable diesel market is still profitable, but not as much as it was a couple of years ago, according to Dave Ripplinger, NDSU Extension bioenergy/bioproduct economics specialist.

        Farmers gather ideas at Farm Progress Show

        Farmers gather ideas at Farm Progress Show

        • Phyllis Coulter

        DECATUR, Ill. — Ryan Myers, a Fairbury, Illinois, crop farmer, is always looking for ideas to grow more productive crops in eastern Illinois.

        AI brings precision to modern weed control

        AI brings precision to modern weed control

        • Aaron Viner

        Automated systems are turning from the “way of the future” to our present lives. Artificial intelligence such as ChatGPT has shown there are impressive ways these programs can adapt and learn in the middle of a conversation or with new data input.

        Drone use follows FAA, good neighbor guidelines

        Drone use follows FAA, good neighbor guidelines

        • Benjamin Herrold

        In addition to becoming more popular for recreation and photography, drones bring a variety of opportunities on farms and ranches.

        Urban and rural schools meet on education goals

        Urban and rural schools meet on education goals

        • Phyllis Coulter

        You will never hear Dave Ardrey talk about a rural-urban divide in education, even though he is head of an organization that advocates for small and rural schools. 

        Corn, soybeans expand non-food uses

        Corn, soybeans expand non-food uses

        • Benjamin Herrold

        April Hemmes grows soybeans and corn in north central Iowa, and she says she could talk for hours about all the ways her crops will be used.

        Team aids first mapping of complete corn genome

        Team aids first mapping of complete corn genome

          University of Nebraska-Lincoln scientist James Schnable and international colleagues have created the first complete map of the corn genome, a landmark achievement that can enable major long-term advances in crop health, resilience and productivity.

          Canadian team tests virtual cattle fence

          Canadian team tests virtual cattle fence

          • Jamie Henneman

          During the summer months when cattle are out grazing on pastures, the work of building and repairing fence, as well as rounding up escaped cattle, is a common chore for most ranchers. But changes in fence technology may offer ranchers a labor-saving option for keeping cattle where they need to be

          Finishing cattle with hoop barns has advantages

          Finishing cattle with hoop barns has advantages

          • Sue Roesler

          GOODRICH, N.D. – Dairy farm owners have been building hoop barns for their dairy cows for years, but it is something new that Kirby and Heidi Steichen and their family, who farm and ranch near Goodrich, have been utilizing for backgrounding and finishing beef cattle.

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