Across the Corn Belt, very cold weather lingers in the Great Lakes States and the Ohio Valley, with sub-0°F temperatures noted early today in portions of both regions. Across Illinois, daily-record low temperatures on Sunday, December 14 included -13°F in Lincoln and -8°F in Springfield. Meanwhile, light snow associated with a warm front is spreading […]
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Dicamba resistant waterhemp has been confirmed in west-central Missouri. Kevin Bradley with University of Missouri Extension tells Brownfield multiple rounds of
China has been buying U.S. soybeans weekly since late October, but the CEO of the American Soybean Association says it’s still
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An ag economist says the volatility in the cattle markets is expected to continue. Josh Maples is with Mississippi State University
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The senior vice president with First National Bank Omaha says the recent interest rate cut might help improve the bottom line
U.S. turkey numbers remain tight, but there is at least one sign of potential expansion in the USDA’s monthly supply update.
The USDA says cheese and butter production levels were higher in October and the prior month, as supplies and processing capacity
