A farmer in south-central Minnesota hopes to begin planting this week. Todd Selvik grows corn and soybeans near Waseca. “I think our plan, we just talked about it this morning, is kind of wait-and-see. The soil temperatures haven’t quite gotten to the right temperature for our corn and soybeans. We talked a little bit about […]
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The chief advocacy and policy officer for Meals on Wheels America says the elimination of USDA’s Household Food Security Survey could
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The founder of a grassroots organization says the ongoing delay in finalizing biofuel blending requirements is costing producers demand and economic
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The USDA’s Under Secretary of Trade says he’s expecting China to meet its goal of purchasing 12 million metric tons of
Soybeans were mixed Friday, while still ending the week with a gain. Beans were watching weather in South America and getting
