U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley is among many farmers shocked by USDA’s latest corn production estimates. During a call with ag reporters Tuesday, Brownfield asked the Iowa Republican about the agency increasing the 2025 national average yield while adding more than three million harvested acres. “Egads, we’re right back where we started. That was my feeling.” […]
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