A southeastern Illinois farmer says the planting season is underway in his area. Matt Raben, who farms in Gallatin County, tells Brownfield, “We were able to get into the field last week, so we have planted several acres of beans, and we do have a few neighbors that have put some corn in the ground.” […]
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A south-central Kansas farmer says a stretch of warm weather is accelerating planting progress. James Moreland, who farms near the
A farmer in southern Minnesota says surging fertilizer prices should not have much impact this spring. Brad Kluver grows corn and
The USDA sees a more than 100-year low for U.S. wheat acreage in 2026. Planted area for all types of wheat
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley is pushing to include year-round nationwide E15 legislation in a military spending bill. The Iowa Republican tells
The USDA is projecting a year-to-year increase in domestic soybean acres and a cut for corn. Planted area for beans is
The National Grain and Feed Association is closely monitoring how the conflict in Iran is impacting ag transportation and global supply
An ag economist says new trade probes by China’s Ministry of Commerce are unlikely to have major impacts on U.S. farmers
U.S. Congresswoman Ashley Hinson says farmers are increasingly worried about rising input costs. “They are concerned that there is some funny
Minnesota farmer Bill Zurn has served on the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council for more than 20 years, and as
