A commodities consultant says there’s been some good news in the ongoing U.S. / China trade war. Karl Setzer, partner at Consus Ag Consulting, says both countries have instituted new fees on container vessels unloading at each other’s ports; however, “China exempted ag products. Now we know it’s China, that can change at the drop […]
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The director of the Indiana State Department of Agriculture says the agency remains committed to helping the state’s farmers expand their conservation
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley is turning his attention to 2026 with renewable fuel policies in mind. “We’re at the end of
Listen to the following as the Brownfield Ag News team recaps the top stories of 2025. PART ONE: PART TWO: PART
A market analyst says there’s some cautious optimism about the direction of commodity markets in 2026. Tanner Ehmke is the lead
The head of the Soy Transportation Coalition says investments in the supply chain are needed in 2026. Mike Steenhoek tells Brownfield,
Wisconsin’s ag secretary says the state is making food and agriculture export sales despite tariffs, trade uncertainty, and a tough economy.
A record soybean crop and a large corn crop are expected for the largest competitor to the United States. Analyst Michael
A school milk supplier says USDA guidelines can cause dramatic ripple effects when changes are made. Dairy Farmers of America Southwest
