Officials hear impacts of federal funding freeze

The Trump administration’s freezing and cutting of federal funds is having devastating impacts across the country. “Never before have I called for mass activism, but this is the moment.” Illinois […]

Black history is now more accessible in Waterloo

The African American Historical and Cultural Museum is now open in Waterloo, a big milestone for the organization. The opening marks the first time in the museum’s 29-year history that […]

Farmers to EPA: release RVOs on time

The administrator of the U.S. EPA said the agency is taking a closer look at how often Renewable Volume Obligations are adjusted under the Renewable Fuel Standard. Lee Zeldin told […]

Soybeans, wheat see midweek losses

Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. The trade continues to monitor harvest activity in South America which is advancing in Argentina and nearing the 75% mark for Brazil. […]

Cattle futures higher, waiting on direct business

At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were higher, waiting for direct business to develop.  April lives closed $1.45 higher at $206.82 and June live cattle closed $1.85 […]

Chinese ship fees disproportionally impact agriculture

The Agriculture Transportation Coalition’s Executive Director says a proposal before the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office would be devastating for exports. Peter Friedman calls proposed penalties under the Trade Act an […]