A federal judge in Missouri has dismissed an antitrust lawsuit against major crop seed and chemical companies, ruling a lack of sufficient evidence they conspired to fix prices on crop chemical products. In her decision, Judge Sarah Pitlyk faulted the plaintiffs for using generalizations to prove the companies schemed to collectively boycott electronic crop inputs. […]
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Maximize yield potential during harvest. In this Managing for Profit, Channel Seeds Technical Agronomist Patrick Koenig discusses harvest recommendations. The post
Across the Corn Belt, scattered frost was noted again Tuesday morning in the upper Great Lakes region, outside any major crop
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of above-normal temperatures throughout the western and central U.S., while
The USDA says it will focus on three efforts to improve market fairness across the seed, meat and cattle sectors. The
The USDA says it will prioritize three efforts to improve market fairness across the seed, meat and cattle sectors for the
A market advisor says U.S. dairy products are priced to attract cheese export sales. Katie Burgess with Ever.ag tells Brownfield cheese
Brownfield’s Mark Dorenkamp covers the Minnesota Farmers Union Convention in Minneapolis, MN. The post Minnesota Farmers Union Convention appeared first on
A northwest Minnesota farmer is building her marketing plan around cost of production. Theresia Gillie of Hallock says she uses an
A market analyst says livestock producers waiting for even lower feed prices should be very careful. Mike North with Ever.ag says
