Across the Corn Belt, a cold front continues to spark widespread showers and locally severe thunderstorms. The front also delineates a sharp temperature gradient, with Wednesday’s high temperatures expected to range from 75°F in parts of the upper Midwest to near 95°F in the Ohio Valley. Most Midwestern crops remain well-watered, and the July 27 […]
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange live and feeder cattle futures closed mixed, with boxed beef mixed at midday, preparing for widespread direct business.
The immediate past president of the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) says there were several highlights during his year at the
Many dairy and beef producers are using technology to improve their herds, including the use of embryos to improve the genetics
Soybeans were steady to firm. Soybeans are watching the U.S. harvest pace and planting conditions in Argentina and Brazil. The U.S.
Dec. corn $4.16 and 3/4, up 3 and 3/4 centsNov. soybeans $10.06 and 1/2, unchangedDec. soybean meal $275.90, up $1.60Dec. soybean
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A U.S. Senator says increasing domestic use of U.S. commodities could help improve the current ag economy. Pete Ricketts tells Brownfield
A farmer in northwest Mississippi says cotton growers are being pushed to the limit trying to survive another year of tough
An economist with the American Farm Bureau Federation says specialty crop growers can no longer absorb soaring production costs with limited
