Mar. corn $4.21 and 3/4, down 2 centsMar. soybeans $10.64 and 1/2, up 11 and 1/2 centsMar. soybean meal $291.40, down 20 centsMar. soybean oil 54.01, up 145 pointsMar. Chicago wheat $5.07 and 3/4, down 2 and 1/2 centsFeb. live cattle $233.10, up 72 centsMar. feeder cattle $359.37, up $1.70Feb. lean hogs $87.85, unchangedFeb. Class […]
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An economist says milk production is going up, but the replacement herd is shrinking. Danny Munch with the American Farm Bureau
A National Corn Growers Association board member says ethanol supporters can’t ease up on the push for permanent, year-round E15 sales.
The director of retail credit underwriting at Farm Credit Mid-America says producers have an opportunity to strengthen their financial position in 2026.
An agricultural engineering professor at Ohio State University says a new research program is showing the critical role farmers play in
An organic grain farmer says the sector is also being strained by the challenging ag economy. Fourth-generation farmer Mark Vollmar tells
U.S. ethanol production shot higher last week as winter weather eased, allowing full schedules to resume. The U.S. Energy Information Administration
A graduate student at the University of Illinois says ongoing research shows utilizing a cereal rye cover crop to supplement cattle
Cash dairy prices were steady-to-lower except for butter on Wednesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was unchanged at $0.72. No sales were recorded. Forty-pound cheese blocks were down $0.05 at $1.3925. Six sales were recorded, ranging
From tractors and balers to cultivation equipment the focus is making farmers and ranchers more efficient. Cort Morris product manager with
