A market analyst says some Northern Plains farmers are starting to back off from making aggressive crop sales ahead of harvest. “We’re a little more worried about where production’s going to fall and whether we’ll have production to meet the sales that are already done,” says Randy Martinson, Martinson Ag Risk Management. The Fargo, North […]
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Dry bean harvest is starting in western Minnesota, and the chief of procurement at Bonanza Bean says the hot growing season
The recent runup in commodity prices is providing opportunity for farmers to mitigate some risk. Tim Persinger who farms in southwest
Last week was a big week for new crop U.S. soybean export demand. The USDA says those soybean sales during the
The president of Farmers National Company says land values have been resilient despite the downturn in the ag economy. Paul Schadegg
The CEO of the National Milk Producers Federation says increased dairy processing in the U.S. is helping increase demand for producers.
Direct cash cattle trade activity is quiet. At Thursday’s start, no bids have been renewed yet. Some trade has developed in the North
An ag economist says inflation and higher interest rates continue to impact farm profitability. David Widmar with Agricultural Economic Insights says producers are
A northeast Wisconsin dairy farmer says he’s thankful for last year’s bumper crop as drought conditions intensify Travis Speirs milks 2,800 cows
Some Iowa producers are urging Congress to address Proposition 12 as lawmakers work toward a new five-year farm bill. Rob Brenneman,
