A U.S. Congressman says the latest round of federal relief falls short in helping improve the financial outlook facing producers. Mike Flood, a Republican from Nebraska, says the $11 billion Farmer Bridge Assistance package is a good start, but, “I think when you really start talking to main street bankers that are trying to […]
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The USDA is reporting a generally strong week for export inspections. Corn inspections during the week ending January 15th were only
Farmers across the Midwest need to have red crown rot on their radar in 2026. Matt Montgomery, agronomy education lead with
A state poultry group executive director says it has taken nearly two years for producers to rebuild after being devastated by highly
The president of Minnesota Farmers Union says the activities of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents is affecting agriculture in the state.
Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council chair Gail Donkers says she’s thankful she dug into where her checkoff dollars were going,
Across the Corn Belt, frigid weather prevails, while breezy conditions are resulting in very low wind-chill temperatures. Sub-0°F minimum temperatures were
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of below-normal temperatures from the Plains to the Atlantic Coast,
The biofuels industry is awaiting the U.S. EPA’s final rule for blending requirements for 2026 and 2027. The U.S. EPA has
The recent USDA supply and demand report showed record corn and soybean production, which surprised some and frustrated others because the
