A grains and oil seeds analyst says Argentina’s plan to reduce export taxes could put U.S. ag commodities at a competitive disadvantage. Marc Rosenbohm with Terrain says the country will gradually reduce its levies on corn and soybeans through 2028. “The Argentina farmer would see a bit higher price domestically, which incentivizes a bit of […]
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A regional food hub executive director says the lack of beginning farmers this season is raising concerns about the future of
Spring planting has wrapped up for south-central Iowa farmer Steve Kuiper. “We’ve got some spots that we may go patch in
The CEO of the Minnesota Soybean Growers Association says he’s encouraged by recent moisture. Tom Slunecka tells Brownfield rain fell over
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The USDA is reporting inconsistent winter wheat conditions across the Eastern Corn Belt. Southeast Indiana farmer Roger Wenning says weather changes
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Cash dairy prices were higher except for cheese barrels on Wednesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was up $0.0050 at $0.69. Four sales were recorded, ranging from $0.69 to $0.6925. Forty-pound
Iowa’s biodiesel industry is beginning to rebound after a difficult winter that forced several plants to idle. Iowa farmer Dave Walton,
A southeast Kansas farmer says he’s optimistic about his soft red winter wheat crop. Ben Bellar says he’s battled on-going drought,
