An ag economist suggests the absence of significant changes in the USDA’s latest supply and demand estimates is to be expected. Dr. Megan Roberts is with Compeer Financial. “There isn’t a lot that jumps out because it was a pretty subdued report in terms of changes. That’s not atypical for the December report.” But Roberts […]
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An agronomy expert says disease pressure was the biggest growing season issue for corn farmers in 2025. “Southern rust was a
U.S. ethanol production eased off its all-time high last week. The U.S. Energy Information Administration says production averaged 1.105 million barrels
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says the US could withdraw from its tri-lateral trade deal with Canada and Mexico. He says
A farmer from eastern Iowa says President Trump’s farmer assistance package should help many producers in the short-term. But, Lance Lillibridge
Pesticide application strategies are a focus at this year’s Iowa State University Integrated Crop Management Conference. Wesley Everman, ISU Extension weed
The president-elect of the Nebraska Cattlemen says he expects the state’s brand law to be front and center in the next
The manager of farm leadership development with Midwest Dairy says research shows that Generation Z is the least trusting of dairy
Missouri Farm Bureau (MOFB) has introduced a major new health initiative offering a wide range of affordable, high-quality coverage options tailored
An American Farm Bureau Federation leader says a solution needs to be found soon to allow more foreign labor visas. Joby
