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
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
Public-Private Collaboration Puts Critical Data in Hands of Growers Medius is excited to announce that it has collaborated with the Maryland Grain Producers (MGP), the Maryland Soybean Board, and the University of Maryland’s variety testing
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
Who Will Pick Up the Slack? We recently wrote about the market disruption of the global sunflower industry tied to the ongoing geopolitical unrest related to the Russian incursion into Ukraine. During our research, we
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
Platform Now Hosts 11 Alabama Crops Medius Ag is proud to partner with Auburn University to provide Alabama growers with the very latest and best agricultural variety trial data from Auburn’s Variety Testing Program. Through
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
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
Potatoes…and So Much More A mere seven miles and a state border separate the land-grant universities of Washington and Idaho. Last November we focused on the extensive variety development programs of Pullman-based Washington State University
