A southwest Iowa farmer says input costs and southern rust are some of his biggest concerns heading into the upcoming growing season. Dave McGargill raises corn and soybeans near Imogene in Fremont County. “Costs are high and (commodity) prices are low right now. It’s nothing we haven’t seen before, but it’s something you just have […]
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The USDA has ramped up its expectations for 2026 U.S. red meat production. Beef is now seen at 25.92 billion pounds,
Cash dairy prices were mostly lower except for butter on Tuesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was down $0.01 at $0.72. One sale was recorded at that
The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement is entering its formal review process and a coalition of ag groups want trade officials to preserve the
The USDA has tightened the balance sheet for U.S. corn. Corn ending stocks were down 100 million bushels from January at
From farm bills to regulatory challenges, America’s farmers and ranchers face a wide range of policy-related issues. Brownfield Ag News has
Minnesota Pork director of Communications Bailey Ruen says a recent promotion at a University of Minnesota men’s basketball game highlighted the
An ag lender says many farmers are heading into spring in good financial shape, but tighter margins have created more stress.
Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council secretary Pat Sullivan says the Council recently wrapped up its SoyFoam: Planting to Protect campaign.
South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden has vetoed a bill that would ban cell-cultured protein in the state. House Bill 1077 would make
