John Deere says it’s bringing back 245 employees who were previously laid off at some of the company’s facilities in Iowa. A company spokesperson says 99 team members have been

In this Spotlight on Soybeans, Missouri Soybean Association Secretary Cody Brock says there are several key issues farmers are watching as state lawmakers meet in Jefferson City. Listen to learn

Cattle producers in Minnesota are voting this spring to increase the state Beef Checkoff by fifty cents. Kaitlyn Root, executive director of the Minnesota State Cattlemen’s Association says producers are

The National Cotton Council says it’s pleased the U.S. EPA will allow the use of over-the-top dicamba herbicides for the next two years.  “They did get it out just in

The USDA’s weekly export inspections numbers were mostly up on the year. Soybeans and sorghum inspections as of the week ending February 5th continue to pick up the pace thanks

An ag attorney says regular financial reviews could help producers avoid loan defaults and bankruptcy. Austin Peiffer is with Iowa-based Ag and Business Legal Strategies. “It’s essential to have a cash flow,”

The USDA says processors increased production of most dairy products in December, with butter seeing the largest monthly gains. Total cheese production was 1.28 billion pounds, nearly seven percent more

The CEO of the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture says the Trump administration needs to prioritize maintaining current and finalizing new trade deals. Ted McKinney, the former Undersecretary for Trade

The grain merchandiser with Premier Cooperative says many farmers are likely still holding onto significant portions of their 2025 corn and soybean crops. Doug Crop tells Brownfield, “In central Illinois,

The vice president for advocacy with National Farmers Union says EPA’s latest right to repair guidance isn’t a complete fix.    Mike Stranz says the agency’s guidance was much needed.