A central Indiana farmer says he’s concerned recent flooding could have an impact on this year’s corn and soybean crop. Alan Dunn says his area has gotten more than nine inches of rain since August 9th. “When you look at it from the road, it looks remarkably good,” he says. “We haven’t started to see the […]
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The Mizzou Meat Market on the University of Missouri campus opened in mid-August. Bryon Weigand, the director of the Michael L.
Corn harvest is underway in parts of Missouri. Brice Fisher in Bates County tells Brownfield he started harvest five days ago,
A farmer in south-central South Dakota says the corn crop looks surprisingly good, given the below-average rainfall this growing season. “If
The prestigious Iowa State Fair Sale of Champions raised a record-breaking $734,000 for ag youth on Saturday. The event was highlighted
Some members of Iowa’s congressional delegation are raising concerns about President Trump’s proposal to temporarily increase imported beef supplies. Republican Congresswoman
A southeast Iowa farmer anticipates variable yields because of up and down growing conditions this summer. Mark Jackson grows corn and
Atlantic, Iowa farmer Glen Smith has been sworn in as the USDA’s Under Secretary for Rural Development. “What I bring is
Cattle were able to cross from Mexico into the US for the first time since May 2025. Mike Sulpizia, a cattle
Soybeans were lower on profit taking and technical selling. Last week’s major private crop tour is projecting record yield potential and
