Mar. corn $4.45, down 2 and 3/4 centsJan. soybeans $11.28, down 9 and 3/4 centsJan. soybean meal $314.60, down $4.10Jan soybean oil 52.36, up 31 pointsMar. Chicago wheat $5.35, down 3 and 1/2 centsFeb. live cattle $215.92, down $1.92Jan. feeder cattle $321.07, down $2.90Feb. lean hogs $80.30, down 70 centsJan. Class III milk closed at […]
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A livestock economist says he’s seeing some data that suggests at least some herd expansion could be underway. Kenny Burdine is
The co-founder of AgMarket.Net says China’s lack of U.S. soybean imports isn’t overly surprising due to the recent trade dispute. Jim
Many challenges can emerge when farmers spray herbicides to control weeds. Drew Butler, adjuvant portfolio manager for Loveland Products, says one
Missouri Soybean Association President Renee Fordyce says agriculture is hurting right now and it’s important to take care of others, not
Across the Corn Belt, wintry precipitation—snow, sleet, and freezing drizzle—is causing some travel disruptions in the Great Lakes region. Elsewhere in
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A market analyst says farmers could plant more soybeans in 2026 to help offset record input costs. Jeff Peterson with Heartland
An ag financing specialist says growers should stay in close contact with their lenders regardless of whether they qualify for the
An extension ag economist is watching soybean export business to close out what should be a quiet end to 2025. Chad
