A Kansas farmer says it isn’t just low commodity prices that are causing problems for producers. Paul Penner says rising input costs are putting farmers in a tough spot. “Every bushel of crop that’s being produced is produced at a loss, and that can only be sustainable for a certain amount of time before you […]
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A market analyst suggests the soybean market is in a unique spot. Bryan Doherty with Total Farm Marketing says a prolonged
A market analyst suggests the soybean market is in a unique spot. Bryan Doherty with Total Farm Marketing says a prolonged
A farmer in southeastern Iowa says the 2025 harvest is moving along quicker than he expected. Tim Meyer says producers in
A farmer in southeastern Iowa says the 2025 harvest is moving along quicker than he expected. Tim Meyer says producers in
A past president of the Iowa Corn Promotion Board says E15 access in California should help give corn farmers a demand
The Michigan Soybean Committee President says he’s relying on grain storage this fall to help him be more flexible for potential
U.S. corn continues to leave port at a rapid clip, boosted by favorable pricing against key competitors. The USDA says corn
An ag economist with University of Missouri Extension says soybeans are likely still on the table when the U.S. and China
A farmer in central Missouri says he’s concerned about how expensive it is to raise corn and soybeans. “It’s going to
