A Wisconsin crop farmer says transportation issues have been one of his biggest concerns this year. “Living in west-central Wisconsin, we’re blessed to have the fifth coast of the nation with the Mississippi River,” Shane Goplin said. Goplin tells Brownfield infrastructure improvements are critically needed. “It’s a huge undertaking. The locks and dams were made […]
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The USDA is expected to roll out the first round of Emergency Commodity Assistance Program (ECAP) funds starting next week. Brooke
A new study from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln shows the ethanol and co-products industry is contributing billions of dollars to the
The CEO of Growth Energy says there’s been some positive signals in Congress for a federal E15 solution. Emily Skor tells
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A southeastern Illinois farmer says he hopes to start planting around the first of April. Jeff Scates, chair of the Illinois
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The U.S. Dairy Export Council says export values hit a new monthly high with nearly all major product categories seeing increased
