Due to the current COVID-19 situation, we are taking some temporary precautionary measures that go into effect Thursday, March 19th.
Our facilities will remain open for business, but we will conduct as much business as possible by phone and electronic communications.
Pickup and delivery are still available, but we ask that you contact your local MFA by phone for your order and remain in your vehicle as AgChoice staff load or unload your items.
The Federal Trade Commission this week approved a policy statement on the right-to-repair issue on a unanimous vote. Restricting consumers and businesses from choosing how they repair products can substantially increase the total cost of repairs, generate harmful electronic waste, and unnecessarily increase wait times for repairs, the FTC stated.
With grain growers looking at some of the best profits in years, they're looking for smart ways to spend it. Farmers and experts share their thoughts on the best machinery or technology investments.
High-oleic soybean acres are on the rise due to increasing oil demand. Farmers have a chance to earn more income through premium opportunities raising the identity-preserved crop.
Kernza, a perennial wheat grass, was originally developed in Kansas, but its production has increased with a variety in Minnesota. A group of farmers there have started a cooperative to market Kernza. Local soil and water managers also are looking at the crop to reduce nitrogen leaching into water systems.
