A U.S. Congressman from South Dakota says splitting the farm bill was necessary to get the best, overall policy for farm programs and nutrition. Dusty Johnson tells Brownfield “the Democrats have always said if we’re going to help farm programs, we have to increase SNAP spending even more. We’re just not in a fiscal environment where […]
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A pair of Illinois farmers say marketing this year’s corn and soybean crop may be the most challenging part of the
The United States and China have reached a preliminary trade agreement framework and soybean prices have moved higher to start the
In this episode of Spotlight on Soybeans, the Missouri Soybean Association’s Yield Contest is back, and Field Services Manager Dylan Anderson
The manager of the MO-KAN Livestock Market in west-central Missouri says the market response from President Trump’s social media posts has
The sponsor of a bill allowing year-round sales of E15 says she’s committed to getting it across the finish line despite
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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza is hitting several Indiana poultry facilities as the fall migration season continues. The Indiana State Board of
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Soybeans were mixed, mostly lower, on spread trade and profit taking, but still had good week-to-week gains. Soybeans have maintained some
