An ag credit advisor says farmers need to be ready to adapt as they navigate this marketing year. Mathew Meals with GreenStone Farm Credit Services tells Brownfield, “We’re not at a place where we’re out of options yet, there’s still a large toolbox.” Meals says while protein financials remain strong, crop farmers may have to […]
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Soybeans were mixed, mostly modestly higher, adjusting spreads. Unknown destinations 192,350 tons of 2025/26 U.S. beans ahead of the open. The
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle futures closed mixed, continuing to wait for widespread direct cash business and
Legislation is moving through Wisconsin’s capitol that would help new veterinarians pay off school loans if they treat large and small
Mar. corn $4.24, up 2 and 1/4 centsMar. soybeans $10.64, down 1/2 centMar. soybean meal $296.20, up $4.80Mar. soybean oil 53.78,
Commercial red meat production ended 2025 strong. The USDA says the December total of 4.8 billion pounds was up 6% on
Farmers and the organizations that represent them are at Wisconsin’s capitol today supporting several ag-related bills, and a Farm Bureau leader
An atmospheric scientist says a wide range of commodities are at risk from this weekend’s winter storm. Matt Makens tells Brownfield
A central Iowa farmer says he had a relatively good crop year in 2025. Dean Frazer raises corn and soybeans, and
The outgoing president of the Iowa Pork Producers Association says U.S. pork exports are heading in the right direction. “Everything has
