A meteorologist with BAM Weather says a cooler and wetter start to the summer could benefit overall crop development. But, Bret Walts says some areas in the Northern Plains could face increased dryness before conditions improve. “There will be some concern as we head into the start of summer,” he says. “But, you can start to […]
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At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were sharply lower on technical liquidation ahead of the On Feed report
Jul. corn $4.62 and 1/4, down 3 and 1/2 centsJul. soybeans $11.94 and 1/4, down 5 and 1/2 centsJul. soybean meal
An elementary school in northeast Michigan is incorporating food and agriculture throughout its curriculum for everyday project-based learning experiences. Fifth-grade teacher
The director of governmental affairs with the American Soybean Association (ASA) says eliminating countervailing duties currently imposed on Moroccan phosphate fertilizer
John Deere has received preliminary approval for its proposed $99 million settlement to resolve right-to-repair lawsuits. Reports say a federal court
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A livestock economist says he doesn’t expect many surprises in Friday’s Cattle on Feed report. Josh Maples with Mississippi State University Extension says he anticipates a significant
The president and CEO AgriNovus Indiana says the launch of BioHeartland will help advance the state’s agbioscience economy. Christy Wright says the initiative is
The Good Food for Michigan Project has announced its first grants to expand institutional local food access through regional food hubs.
