A market analyst says wheat futures have been rallying this month. Jim McCormick with AgMarket.Net says the surge has primarily been driven by escalating geopolitical conflicts in the Black Sea Region. “The world, I believe, is getting very nervous about getting wheat out of Russia and potentially out of Ukraine as the war in that […]
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Cash dairy prices were mostly down Thursday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was down $0.01 to $0.69. One sale was reported at that price. Forty-pound cheese blocks were unchanged at $1.67. Five sales were
White mold is a soybean disease that an agronomist warns could become a problem in the coming weeks. Corey Klaphake with
An agronomist in southeast Nebraska says timely rains have kept the area’s soybean crop on track. But, Chris Langemeier with Hogemeyer
The American Farm Bureau Federation says the financial pressure on U.S. crop producers is expected to intensify. John Newton, vice president
An educator with the University of Illinois Extension says tick prevention should be top of mind for all agricultural workers. Dr.
Grain markets have seen some strong rallies this summer, creating opportunities for producers to make sales. But marketing grain takes planning
Mexico recently lifted import restrictions on certain U.S. pork products stemming from a pseudorabies outbreak earlier this year. Erin Borror with
Soybeans were higher on fund and technical buying. Most forecasts have a return to hot temperatures in much of the region,
Star of the West Milling Company says transitioning its facility near the Michigan, Indiana, Ohio border will provide corn farmers with
