Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer says cattle producers in her state continue to navigate the aftermath of this spring’s wildfires. “There’s about 35,000 head of cattle that have to be rehomed. There’s no pastureland. When I was there and flew over, you can imagine that thousands and thousands and thousands of acres were burned.” Since mid-March, […]
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A crop specialist with Corteva Agriscience suggests there’s a familiar line separating areas of the Midwest in a moisture deficit or
A member of the Agricultural Nutrient Policy Council (ANPC) says the latest U.S. EPA update on the hypoxia zone in the
Cash dairy prices were mostly unchanged Wednesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was unchanged at $0.6725. No sales were reported. Forty-pound cheese blocks were down $0.0050 to $1.5050. No sales were recorded.
Weather has been the primary driver as corn and soybean prices climbed to start the week. U.S. Commodities president Don Roose
An ag economist says the strength in the cull cow market is one of the factors contributing to the slow expansion
The director of the Illinois Farm Service Agency is reminding producers to get their acreage reports submitted. William Graff says July
An ag economist says now is the time for farmers to evaluate the best leasing agreement for their operation. Michael Langemeier, director
New analysis by the National Corn Growers Association finds U.S. farmers are paying significantly more for inputs than their Brazilian counterparts.
Over the Fourth of July holiday, I found myself thinking less about the fireworks and parades and more about the people
