Record corn and soybean harvests are expected to help farmer profitability in Michigan despite basis issues. Phil Tuggle with Michigan Agricultural Commodities tells Brownfield, “The price hasn’t been great per bushel, but we had extra bushels and I think that really helped the bottom line.” Tuggle says the highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak earlier in […]
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U.S. hog producers continue to increase productivity. The USDA says there were 75.8 million hogs and pigs in the U.S. on
The CEO of AgriNovus Indiana launches program to boost ag innovation Indiana has launched Velocity, a program to boost ag innovation.
The executive director of the Soy Transportation Coalition says ag transportation continues to face headwinds. Mike Steenhoek tells Brownfield… “Low water
November cattle placements declined in the USDA’s November Cattle on Feed report. Mississippi State University livestock economist Josh Maples says the
An ag economist says soybean growers continue to face some volatility. “I’ve got to admit, it’s a little tough right now,
Biofuels groups are going back to the drawing board after a year-round E15 solution was left out of the Continuing Resolution.
Mild weather will dominate the country during this Christmas holiday week, except for some lingering cold weather in the Northeast. In
Photo by Luke Munchrath, AFBF photo. A Hancock county Indiana farmer is working with fellow veterans to help them find careers in
An industry expert says requests for additional specialty crop funds by Democratic Ag Committee leaders is only a short-term fix. Last
