A market analyst says a lack of demand of U.S. soybeans from China is going to slow down grain movement in the Northern Plains this fall. “It’s going to cause a little bit of a backlog.” Randy Martinson is with Martinson Ag Risk Management, based in Fargo. He tells Brownfield some grain elevators in North […]
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A StoneX managing director says he expects worsening crop conditions to be reflected in this week’s supply and demand report. Mark
Dennis Bracht, president of Seitec Genetics, talks new product lines and financing options available to farmers for the 2026 crop year.
A corn breeder says it takes time to bring new traits and features to market. Bruce Nagel with Renk Seed says
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were up, feeders were mixed, waiting for the rest of the week’s direct business
Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. The trade is getting ready for Friday’s USDA numbers, expecting a slight cut
A digital ag specialist with the University of Illinois Extension says the farm of the future may have an updated “man’s
An ag economist at Ohio State University says the ag trade deficit reached its peak in July and it’s spurring concerns
Sugarbeet growers have dealt with several diseases this growing season. Andy Finkral with ACH Seeds says a wet summer in many
USDA’s new Undersecretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs says potential trading partners are coming to the bargaining table. Luke Lindberg
