A northern Illinois farmer says he has numerous concerns about the state of the ag industry. Scott Brenner, who raises 1100 dairy cows and row crops in Carroll and Stephenson County, tells Brownfield, “Labor is always a concern.” He says, “Input costs are always a concern. Regulations. I would stress that I think there needs […]
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The co-founder of AgMarket.net says the unknown details on soybean purchases in the announced trade framework between the U.S. and China
Arkansas crop farmers are entering their third consecutive year of financial strains and an ag economist says it will take market
Two farmers in northeast South Dakota say corn harvest is advancing well. Doug Noem farms in Hamlin County and says the
The head of marketing at Nutrien Ag Solutions says a long-standing partnership with the National FFA Organization is an investment in
The director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture says he’s unsure about the long-term benefits of the newly announced trade framework
Northeast Nebraska farmer Anne Meis says a local soybean crush plant has been a game changer this harvest season. “We’re excited
The bullish combination of renewed purchases by China and surging domestic crush has the U.S. soybean market poised for a breakout.
Fall fieldwork is in full swing as harvest winds down in eastern Iowa. Syngenta agronomic service representative Dalton Webster says farmers
An FFA member from Erwin, Tennessee says the impacts of Hurricane Helene on her community inspired her to take a closer
