Ad hoc aid bringing stability to agriculture. Gary Schnitkey, farm management specialist with the University of Illinois, says despite the uncertainty around several aspects of ag, the landscape would be even shakier without recent aid packages. “Which would include ECAP in 2025, farmer bridge payments in 2026, and any additional aid package all sort […]
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U.S. wheat export sales hit a marketing year low during the week ending March 26th. Wheat was hit hard by cancelations
Jim Boerding, a farmer in eastern Missouri, says he’s shifting his fertilizer strategy for corn, as he watches input price changes
An ag economist says the recent USDA Prospective Plantings report highlights profitability challenges for some crops. Dan O’Brien with Kansas
Michigan state Republicans are calling on the governor to take immediate action to implement the EPA’s emergency E15 waivers. House Ag
A dairy trade expert says addressing barriers highlighted in this week’s U.S. Trade Representative report is key to expanding agricultural markets.
A leader with Stine Seed Company says the bulk of farmers will begin planting in the next few weeks. David Thompson,
Managing farm margins – Producers are making decisions on their crop nutrient programs. Learn more about what considerations farmers need to
The leader of an Iowa-based ag organization says women have an essential role in preserving the future of the ag industry.
A west central Ohio farmer says the start of spring planting season is just around the corner. Scott Haerr says significant
