A market analyst says she’s expecting the USDA to make little tweaks to the U.S. supply and demand picture in the January report. Naomi Blohm with Total Farm Marketing says that starts with the final U.S. corn yield. “A lot of people still feel the final yield number needs to be less than the current […]
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Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. Beans are monitoring development weather in South America, and very early harvest activity
The senior vice president of strategy and logistics with GROWMARK says the cooperative’s planned state-of-the-art biological crop input manufacturing facility is aimed
A leader with Solutions from the Land says there’s been a push for more renewable energy sources on farms. Ray Gaesser,
Farmers are evaluating their crop options ahead of the next growing season. Brent Gatton from western Kentucky says his farm will
The latest Rural Mainstreet Index says farm and ranchland prices have reached their highest level since April 2024. Creighton University economist
A regional agronomy manager at Beck’s Hybrids says longstanding research data shows that planting date has an impact on yield. Steve
Commentary. Every holiday season we tell consumers they should be thankful for an abundant and affordable food supply. It has almost
Heading into the New Year, a west-central Wisconsin farmer has one question on his mind. “How do we remain profitable?” Tony
Cash dairy prices were mostly up on Tuesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was unchanged at 0.73. No sales were recorded at that price. Forty-pound
