Republican members of the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee recently met to discuss potential “bridge” payments to help farmers through the slumping ag economy. Iowa’s Chuck Grassley tells Brownfield the private meeting took place Thursday. “Where we came to the conclusion as we told each other what we thought was a critical situation, similar to the […]
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A pair of agronomists with Beck’s Hybrids say rapid weather changes throughout the growing season have created crop variability across the state.
Commentary. You never think it’ll happen to you. Not on your farm. Not with your family. But the numbers don’t lie.
The CEO of the Renewable Fuels Association sees tremendous potential for U.S. ethanol in the trade framework with the United Kingdom.
The president and CEO of the U.S. Meat Export Federation says he’s optimistic about long term, global demand for American beef
Wisconsin’s Ag Secretary says he’s expecting more foreign visitors at this year’s World Dairy Expo. Set-up is underway for next week’s
A U.S. Congressman says passing year-round, nationwide E15 remains a priority for many Midwestern lawmakers. Mike Flood of Nebraska tells Brownfield
An economist with Creighton University says he’s concerned about the continued slump in the ag equipment market. Ernie Goss tells Brownfield
An agricultural economist with Advance Trading says soybean growers are facing considerable market uncertainty as the U.S. harvest gains momentum. Brian
Argentina has announced a temporary suspension of taxes on grain exports. Ag economist Jim McCormick with AgMarket.Net tells Brownfield, “Right now,
