A market analyst expects the USDA to reduce U.S. corn acreage around 1 million acres in tomorrow’s planting estimates. Al Kluis with Kluis Commodity Advisors says he agrees with trade expectations shifting those acres to soybeans. “Just the price of fertilizer, price of fuel. And last year, farmers had so much corn. So that would […]
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Ag leaders say additional farm aid is needed to prevent the struggling ag economy from causing broader impacts across rural America.
If there have been acreage shifts this spring, market analysts say it’s likely to happen in the Dakotas and the Delta.
An agronomist based in southern Illinois says the practice of planting soybeans early is becoming more widely adopted. Mike Probst is
U.S. corn continues to ship out at a relatively rapid pace. The USDA says corn export inspections during the week ending
The North America economist for Coface, a global leader in trade credit insurance and risk management, says he doesn’t expect a
The USDA says farm production costs could hit a record high in 2027. Ag economist Brad Lubben with the University of
Missouri Soybeans is inviting farmers and ag professionals to a full day of research, technology, and hands-on innovation at the Crop
President Trump has signed an executive order prioritizing regenerative agriculture to boost opportunities for farmers. Speaking at White House event with farmers and
A north Iowa grain farmer suggests there are few if any pathways to profitability this year. Caleb Renner grows corn and
