USDA’s Acreage report will be released on Tuesday, and a market analyst with RCM Ag Services says he’s interested to see what surprises could be coming for rice and cotton. Jamie Wilkerson says he’s expecting U.S. planted rice acres to be lower than USDA expected. “I really think they overstated the acreage in March, the […]
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Red Crown Rot has officially been confirmed in Wisconsin, and an Extension field crops pathologist is encouraging farmers to increase scouting efforts
Across the Corn Belt, scattered showers accompany near- or below-normal temperatures. Friday’s Midwestern high temperatures will remain below 80°F, except across
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of below-normal temperatures in much of the West, while hotter-than-normal
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled federal pesticide law takes precedence over added state labeling requirements. Darren Coopeck with the Agricultural
Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying. Old and new crop export sales were up on the week, with
The Trump administration is asking Congress to pass a spending bill that includes priorities for the ag sector. The supplemental
Supporters in agriculture say a bill in Congress could help accelerate the U.S. bioeconomy. James Glueck, executive director of the Plant
Jul. corn $4.14 and 3/4, up 7 and 3/4 centsJul. soybeans $11.27 and 1/2, up 18 and 3/4 centsJul. soybean meal
U.S. red meat supplies tightened during May. The USDA says there were 872.454 million pounds of red meat in the freezer
