An ag economist says new trade probes by China’s Ministry of Commerce are unlikely to have major impacts on U.S. farmers and ranchers. Allendale’s Greg McBride says China’s action is in response to the Trump administration initiating Section 301 investigations relating to structural excess capacity and production in manufacturing sectors. “A lot of this is […]
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Research at the University of Minnesota is finding farmers implementing soil health principles can start spring field management sooner than their
The U.S. corn supply on March 1st was the largest for that date on record. The USDA says corn stocks at
Michigan livestock industry leaders are asking state lawmakers to keep funding the Michigan Alliance for Animal Agriculture. Michigan State University AgBioResearch
A northeast Nebraska farmer says many growers are facing unprecedented financial uncertainty this spring. “We’re all in this panic and pressure
A south-central Kansas farmer says a stretch of warm weather is accelerating planting progress. James Moreland, who farms near the
A farmer in southern Minnesota says surging fertilizer prices should not have much impact this spring. Brad Kluver grows corn and
The USDA sees a more than 100-year low for U.S. wheat acreage in 2026. Planted area for all types of wheat
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley is pushing to include year-round nationwide E15 legislation in a military spending bill. The Iowa Republican tells
The USDA is projecting a year-to-year increase in domestic soybean acres and a cut for corn. Planted area for beans is
