USDA is expecting U.S. farmers to plant more corn, fewer soybeans and wheat this year. However, Naomi Blohm with Total Farm Marketing says there’s still time for last minute changes as planting season picks up. “Could some of those corn acres go back into spring wheat or potentially oats, barley or sorghum? I think that’s […]
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A farm management specialist with the University of Illinois says increased machinery costs continue to squeeze farmers’ profits. During a recent
Cash dairy prices steady-to-lower except for nonfat dry milk Thursday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was unchanged at 0.70. No sales were recorded. Forty-pound cheese
An associate professor of ag policy at the University of Illinois says more ad-hoc assistance from the Trump administration or Congress
New legislation in the Indiana General Assembly could change how some rural communities operate. District 16 representative Kendell Culp says House
The USDA says export sales were mixed during the week ending January 1st. Corn notched a marketing year low following a
Resiliency is the theme for the Iowa Pork Producers as the Association prepares for the 2026 Iowa Legislative Session. Director of
An ag economist says next/this week’s supply and demand report will likely set the tone for commodity prices in early 2026.
An agronomist says protecting root systems from Soybean Cyst Nematodes can help crops better mitigate drought conditions. George Huckabee is with
The executive director of the Illinois Farm Service Agency says many farmers are turning to the agency’s various loan programs to
