An ag economist with the University of Missouri Extension says the current state of the ag economy could help shape ag policy this year. Ben Brown says he doesn’t expect much movement for corn prices. “Even if we look outside of 2026, I think we’re getting pretty close to an equilibrium unless we see major changes in […]
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U.S. egg production ended 2025 on a solid note. The USDA says 9.125 billion eggs were produced in December of last
The U.S. Supreme Court recently announced an upcoming review of a Bayer Roundup case. The court will hear the “Durnell” product-liability
The associate director of the Midwestern Regional Climate Center says drought conditions are likely to persist in parts of the Corn
The CEO of Clean Fuels Alliance America says revisions to a bipartisan bill advancing year-round E15 would benefit other renewable fuels.
The return on nitrogen is shrinking as prices rise. University of Minnesota Extension educator Brad Carlson says current nitrogen prices are
The USDA is reporting a generally strong week for export inspections. Corn inspections during the week ending January 15th were only
Farmers across the Midwest need to have red crown rot on their radar in 2026. Matt Montgomery, agronomy education lead with
A state poultry group executive director says it has taken nearly two years for producers to rebuild after being devastated by highly
A U.S. Congressman says the latest round of federal relief falls short in helping improve the financial outlook facing producers.
