A livestock economist says there still aren’t clear signs the cattle herd is growing. Scott Brown says beef cow slaughter for August dropped 22 percent from year-ago levels. “But if you asked me to give you January 1 beef cow inventory, I would probably still say a lower herd,” he says. “We’re beginning to slow […]
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A research veterinarian says there are biosecurity steps dairy farmers should take to keep diseases like avian influenza off the farm.
A farm management specialist at the University of Illinois says current economic conditions are still impacting the ag equipment manufacturing industry. Gary
This episode highlights the collaboration and partnership opportunities at the Center for Soy Innovation, which benefits both Missouri Soybeans and their
Farm management analyst Kent Thiesse says Friday’s supply and demand estimates from USDA were friendly for corn and soybean prices. The
A new digital mapping tool is helping farmers optimize soil sampling. University of Nebraska-Lincoln professor and hydrologist Trenton Franz was one
The biofuels industry is disappointed with the long-awaited guidelines for clean fuels tax credits. U.S. Treasury officials released tax guidance for
A South Dakota farmer is concerned conservation programs could be negatively impacted by the lack of a new farm bill. Rodney
Soybeans were higher on commercial and technical buying, adding to what would have already been a decent gain for the week.
A commodity broker says he expects export demand to be a major market influencer in the coming months. Mark Talaski with
