Low commodity prices are causing tight margins and difficult times for crop farmers, but many beef producers are able to take advantage of low feed costs and high consumer demand, and Matt Wolf from Ever.ag says even though the nation’s cattle herd numbers are not growing, profits are.
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A southern Ohio farmer says drought has impacted corn and soybean yields. Greg Corcoran says conditions have been variable. “Our early soybeans
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were higher, ahead of widespread direct business. December live cattle closed $2.22
A central Wisconsin farmer is pleased with the 2025 crops. T.J. Draeger operates a dairy farm near Marathon City, Wisconsin. Brownfield
A southeast Iowa livestock producer says economic conditions have been favorable for his turkey operation. Tim Meyer says this follows what
A group representing farmers, processors, and other businesses is pushing for reforms to allow reliable and highly skilled workers to stay
Soybeans were modestly higher on short covering and technical buying. Beans continue to wait for end-of-the-month tariff talks between the U.S.
The CEO of R-CALF USA says strong antitrust enforcement is needed from President Trump to help restore competition in the livestock
Dec. corn $4.10 and 3/4, down 2 and 1/4 centsNov. soybeans $10.07 and 3/4, up 1 centDec. soybean meal $274.10, down
The 2025 harvest season is winding down for northwest Iowa farmer Kelly Nieuwenhuis. “Well, it’s been fast,” he said. “Bean harvest
