An ag economist says feedlots in the South will continue to feel the effects of the ongoing suspension of live cattle imports from Mexico. University of Tennessee’s Charley Martinez says the ban has been in place for more than a year and isn’t set to be lifted anytime soon. “That probably is some type of signal where […]
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The Minnesota Pork Producers Association has several policy objectives as it prepares for an annual visit to St. Paul. Association board
A state ag leader is not expecting the markup of the farm bill in the U.S. House Agriculture Committee to quickly
Cash dairy prices were steady to higher except nonfat dry milk Tuesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was unchanged at $0.6275. No sales were recorded. Forty-pound cheese blocks were up $0.0250 at $1.54. Three sales were recorded, ranging
The vice president of trade policy at the Canada Grains Council says upcoming review of the U.S. – Mexico – Canada
The Renewable Fuel Association’s government affairs leader says having nationwide E15 in play now would have helped dampen fuel price spikes
An economist with the Fertilizer Institute says half of global sulfur exports need to move through the Strait of Hormuz and
Eric Snodgrass, the chief atmospheric scientist with Nutrien Ag Solutions, says an El Niño weather pattern is starting to develop and it could impact
Northwest Minnesota farmer Corey Hanson says he’s learned a lot in his first year representing Districts 1, 2, and 3 on
An ag economist says the military conflict in the Middle East will likely raise prices for two critical inputs for farmers.
