North-central Missouri farmer Kyle Durham says crop development is right where it should be. “Corn is all up and going. Soybeans, those that we planted before Mother’s Day, were obviously the first ones up and out of the ground,” he says. “The clay soils, those were a little a little slower coming out, especially when […]
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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza continues to impact poultry facilities in northern Indiana. The Indiana State Board of Animal Health says the virus was found
The head of USDA says the Trump administration remains committed to supporting America’s farmers and ranchers. Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins says China’s first
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were mixed, waiting for the rest of the week’s direct business to
An extension corn agronomist says it’s been a good harvest in Minnesota. Jeff Coulter with the University of Minnesota tells Brownfield
The new executive director of the Iowa FFA Foundation boasts a background in agribusiness and ag policy. Shannon Latham has served
The owner of one of the largest sale barns in the country says once the U.S. decides to resume live cattle
On the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Thursday November Class III milk futures closed a penny lower at $17.83. December up 19 at
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A dairy market analyst says the lack of the USDA’s October Milk Production Report has the potential to slow down insurance payments
