A grain merchandiser says the latest USDA supply and demand report didn’t include any surprises. Matthew Burkey with Nebraska-based Ag Valley Coop says no news is good news right now. “It was really on a non-event. Soybeans are still bidding on expected China buying. That’s what’s pushing beans. More exports for corn because they lowered […]
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Mar. corn $4.28 and 3/4, unchangedMar. soybeans $11.22 and 1/2, up 11 and 3/4 centsMar. soybean meal $300.80, up $3.00Mar. soybean
This can be a particularly difficult time for farmers’ mental health. Tracie Rutherford Self is a mental health specialist with the
A right to repair bill that’s been introduced in the South Dakota Legislature would allow farmers to make their own repairs
A farm business management educator says local marketing resources can help farmers buffer expected disparities in the wheat market. Jon LaPorte
A farmer in southeastern Minnesota is harnessing the power of the sun. Dale Stevermer grows corn, soybeans, oats, and has a
Ag economist Scott Irwin with the University of Illinois says passing legislation for year-round E15 is just one of several hurdles
The USDA increased its domestic cotton and rice ending stocks estimates. U.S. cotton ending stocks are now seen at 4.4 million
The USDA’s Rural Business-Cooperative Services administrator has paused biodigester and controlled environmental agriculture project approvals as part of an internal review.
An auction specialist says used machinery demand remains strong. Sam Harper, an associate broker and equipment independent sales rep with Big
