Brent N. Clarke/FilmMagic via Getty ImagesAdam Driver is reteaming with Jim Jarmusch for his upcoming film Father Mother Sister Brother.The news, first reported by Variety, marks the third collaboration between the actor and the filmmaker. Driver previ...

American Dairy Association Indiana's Veteran Milk Man Alex Neuenschwander will hand the winning driver of the Indianapolis 500 a cold glass bottle of milk. The fourth-generation dairy farmer says this is a great way to feature milk in front of million...

The use of drones, or unmanned aerial systems, to spray crops is gaining popularity. Arthur Erickson, CEO and co-founder with Texas-based Hylio Drones, says there are several contributing factors. "Besides being cheaper, and safer, and easier to depl...

Direct cash cattle trade has been quiet to start the day again. Bids haven't surfaced. Asking prices were at $186 to $187-plus live in the South, and $300 dressed in the North. A handful of deals were reported on Wednesday, but not enough to establi...

The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has awarded a $6 million grant to Kansas State University for global food security efforts. The University says it's Feed the Future Sustainable Intensification Innovation Lab will receive the fund...

ABC/Randy HolmesWhile the Super Bowl is a big deal for American football fans, the Champions League Final is just as huge for those who enjoy European football (aka soccer). Lenny Kravitz is about to entertain fans of the latter.The rocker is set ...

A farmer from southern Minnesota says he's looking forward to having a window of warm, dry conditions to finish planting corn and soybeans. Lawrence Sukalski tells Brownfield it's been at least 18 days since he's been able to get into the field to pla...

Sergio Flores/AFP via Getty ImagesOur parents tend to be our biggest fans, but in the case of Glen Powell, his prefer to keep him humble.While on the red carpet for the premiere of his new film, Hit Man, on Wednesday, May 15, Powell posed for pictures ...

A farmer from northern Ohio says steady rains over the last week have kept him from finishing up soybean planting. Steve Reinhard says “we’re not in panic mode yet. We know we can plant corn and soybeans up to June 1 and not suffer a yiel...

An agronomist says farmers who still have both corn and soybeans to plant should prioritize corn. Ryan Gentle, Illinois agronomy manager at Wyffels Hybrids, tells Brownfield... "Very important to get the corn put in the ground." He says, "Yo...