Agriculture News
China continues to drive 26/27 soybean export sales
Global demand for new crop U.S. soybeans continues to be strong thanks largely to one key buyer. The USDA says new crop soybean sales during the week ending August 13th
Dairy exports expected to continue at record pace
Increasing global demand for U.S. dairy is a key topic at this week’s K-State Risk and Profit Conference in Manhattan. “Our cheese exports are extraordinary,” said Gregg Doud, President and
Lindberg awaits decision on nomination to lead UN World Food Program
President Trump’s nominee to lead the United Nations World Food Program says he stands ready to serve if selected for the position. “The president actually called me on the phone
Record rainfall raises concerns about stalk rot, lodging, and yield loss in Indiana
Keystone Cooperative’s senior technical agronomist says this year’s record-breaking rainfall could have an impact on the 2026 crop. Jason Roth says excess moisture throughout the growing season has left some
Michigan research explores agricultural drones for cover crops, tree fruit
An engineer and drone operator says larger machines are diversifying how the technology can be used across all segments of agriculture. Michael Vandekolk tells Brownfield, “This year’s been a
A record-setting 2026 Governor’s Sale of Champions at Illinois State Fair
The 2026 Governor’s Sale of Champions at the Illinois State Fair was another resounding success for the state’s top youth livestock exhibitors. Jerry Costello, director of the Illinois Department of
Heat continues on parts of the Plains, more seasonal environs cover much of the Corn Belt; sct’d showers linger for some
Across the Corn Belt, Thursday’s high temperatures should mostly range from 80 to 85°F. Despite the favorable temperatures, corn and soybeans are experiencing a wide variety of moisture conditions. Drought
Have a plan to reward a market rally
A market analyst says having a marketing plan can help farmers take advantage of rallies in the commodity markets. On this episode of Managing for Profit, Jim McCormick with AgMarket.Net
Wisconsin farm fatalities report highlights need for suicide prevention, aging farmer resources
New analysis finds farmers 65 and older account for the majority of farm fatalities in Wisconsin. Roger Aby with the National Farm Medicine Center tells Brownfield, “We notice aging farmers
Cattle futures lower at midweek
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were lower waiting for direct business to develop. Feeders led the way down on the higher move in corn. October live
