U.S. corn stocks swelled over the past year. The USDA says the domestic supply of corn on September 1st was 2.095 billion bushels, above expectations and an increase of 35% on the year, even as implied fourth quarter usage topped year ago levels. On farm stocks were 787.3 million bushels, with off farm supplies at […]
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U.S. ethanol production declined for the second week in a row. The U.S. Energy Information Administration says ethanol production was the
Drought, profitability, and slow demand had a big impact on winter wheat production in 2026. The USDA says 1.019 billion bushels
Seasonal threats are top of mind for dairy producers attending World Dairy Expo this week. Zoetis technical services veterinarian Dr. Joe
Cash dairy prices were mixed Wednesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was up $0.050 to $0.8150. One sale was reported at that
The latest National Cover Crop Survey found that respondents continue to expand their use of cover crops. Ryan Heiniger, executive director
Zinpro Corporation discovery researcher Daryl Kleinschmit says he’s visiting with dairy farmers about improving efficiency during World Dairy Expo this week.
The mental health specialist with Farm SOS, formerly the Farm Family Resource Initiative, says a partnership with the Illinois FFA Association is
The rising age of farmers and access to skilled labor are challenges for dairies in Asia. Dr. Deddy Kurniawan is a
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley says the path forward for the farm bill could become more complicated after November’s midterm elections. During
