USDA lowers U.S. wheat ending stocks slightly

The USDA has tightened the domestic balance sheet for wheat, while leaving corn and soybeans unchanged. U.S. wheat ending stocks are seen at 794 million bushels, down 4 million from […]

USAID funding freeze to shutter Soybean Innovation Lab

The director of the Soybean Innovation Lab says the Trump administration’s decision to cease funding for U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) projects will hurt soybean farmers.                 Peter Goldsmith says […]

News or lore: you decide

Commentary. The groundhog saw its shadow on the second day of February, so we are all supposed to buckle up and get ready for six more weeks of winter. Have […]

GPAC men’s basketball players of the week

Luke Rankin of Dordt University is this week’s GPAC/Hauff Mid-America Sports men’s basketball offensive player-of-the-week. Rankin, a senior from Grimes, Iowa, was efficient on offense in a pair of Dordt […]

Episode 47 – Write It Down

In part two of the Cognitive Behavorial Therapy series, Katie Vander Zwaag from Creative Living Center talks about how writing things down can help.

Crushing Michigan Soybeans

In this Pods for Profit, we’ll hear from Michigan’s largest soybean processor on how the state’s crush capacity has grown. Jeff Johnston with Zeeland Farm Services discusses what happens inside […]

The Importance of Growing Demand Abroad

The U.S. Meat Export Federation is a contractor to the national Beef Checkoff and works to promote and market U.S. products to countries around the globe. In this episode, Bill […]