A farmer in northeast Nebraska says he’s eagerly awaiting any soybean export sales to the world’s top buyer. Greg Anderson says China’s lack of demand for the U.S. product is becoming more alarming by the day. “We’re hoping for some positive news in that regard, but it seems like every day or week that goes […]
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Vice President J.D. Vance addressed ag and manufacturing issues during a stop in Plover, Wisconsin, on Thursday. Vance says Ag Secretary
A U.S. Congressman from Missouri says the National FFA has responded to an inquiry into a partnership with Syngenta and their
A market analyst says the continued optimism that China could buy eight million metric tons of additional U.S. soybeans has kept
A fertilizer management specialist encourages growers to keep chasing bushels despite tight margins. Corteva Agriscience Nitrogen Stabilizers Strategic Account Manager Heather
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An ag meteorologist says cattle producers in parts of the Western Corn Belt are in desperate need of drought relief.
