An ag economist says it’s likely U.S. sugar growers and processors will face significant losses this year without additional trade protections for the industry. “It’s going to be a big problem, it’s going to be a very, very big problem.” Shawn Arita with the Ag Risk Policy Center at North Dakota State University tells Brownfield the two-tiered […]
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Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying, padding the week’s gains. Planting and development conditions mostly look favorable and
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were mixed waiting for the On Feed numbers and feeders were sharply lower on
Jul. corn $4.63 and 1/4, up 1 centJul. soybeans $11.96 and 1/2, up 2 and 1/4 centsJul. soybean meal $331.90, up
The CEO of domestic phosphate fertilizer producer Itafos says he expects shortages of fertilizers to eventually reduce the world’s grain supply.
The CEO of the Minnesota Soybean Growers still sees China as a top soy export market despite ongoing trade disruptions. Tom
U.S. red meat in cold storage shrank during April, while poultry rose slightly. The USDA says that at the end of
The amount of cheese and butter in cold storage went up in April. USDA’s National Ag Statistics Service says natural cheese
2026 is setting up to be another difficult year for sugarbeet growers. Curtis Rainbolt with BASF says there are several negative
The USDA says 1.702 million cattle were placed into U.S. feedlots during April. That was up 6% on the year and
