A pair of Illinois hemp growers say legislation included in the Senate bill to reopen the federal government would erase a multi-billion-dollar industry. “If they sign that bill into law, they’ll have outlawed everything in my shop.” Stacy McCaskill founded Hempstock Pharms in Woodstock in 2019 and says the bill’s limits of .4 milligrams of […]
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Wisconsin’s Ag Secretary says he’s optimistic that a funding solution can be found to support animal health and inspection programs under
Dairy farmers have expressed concerns about the new and much higher make allowance deductions from milk checks that resulted from the
An agricultural economist with Advance Trading says Friday’s release of the USDA’s November supply and demand report is likely to lead
Congress would have a very narrow window to pass nationwide E15 legislation this year if the government shutdown ends soon. Renewable
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At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle futures were sharply lower, waiting for widespread direct trade to get underway.
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An equipment specialist says he expects more used machinery to come to market the next few months. Tim Meyer is a
A farmer in southeastern Iowa says his 2025 harvest was near his five-year average. Tim Meyer tells Brownfield, “Lot of 225
