Variety Development – Blue Hen Edition

The First State…of Lima Beans The First State marks the 23rd stop on our agricultural tour of the United States. Delaware ratified the Articles of Confederation on December 7, 1787, making it the very first

Variety Development – Spartan Edition

Specialty Crop Powerhouse of the North For those who might be new to our company blog, we are in the middle of a tour of U.S. agriculture. On our journey we have been examining not

Variety Development – Jackrabbit Edition

Soybeans, Sunflowers, and So Much More in South Dakota When most people hear the name South Dakota, they probably think of Mount Rushmore and maybe the Black Hills. Still others might think of bison, the

Variety Development – Nittany Lion Edition

Pennsylvania: Mushroom (and Ice Cream?) Capital of the World Our next stop on our ongoing tour of America’s land-grant university (LGU) system is upon us, and today we turn our attention to the Commonwealth of

Variety Development – Terrapin Edition

Crab Cakes and Football…but That’s Not All “Crab cakes and football! That’s what Maryland does!” But that’s not all it does, as we’re going to learn in today’s post on the Old Line State as

Variety Development – Bayou Bengals Edition

New Orleans Hosting the 2022 Commodity Classic Medius Ag will be heading out on the road again this week, this time to New Orleans, Louisiana for the annual Commodity Classic scheduled for March 10-12. The

Variety Development – Volunteer Edition

From the Mountains to the Mighty Mississippi Later this week, the 70th Annual Mid-South Farm & Gin Show will take center stage in Memphis, Tennessee. The show is organized and cosponsored by the Southern Cotton

Variety Development – K-State Wildcats Edition

Sunflowers, Sorghum, and Soybeans No matter the measure, Kansas is an agricultural powerhouse. In fact, agriculture is such a big deal in Kansas that the state’s Department of Agriculture building is located 60 miles west

Variety Development – Auburn Tigers Edition

Not just Cotton and College Football Songs have been written about it, bands have been named after it, and baseball legend Hammerin’ Hank Aaron (rest in peace) was born there. Admitted to the United States

Variety Development – Gators Edition

More Sweet Corn than Field Corn What do oranges, sugarcane, and watermelon have in common? No state produced more of any of them than Florida in 2019, according to USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. What