Planting remains in the early stages across Iowa. USDA’s latest weekly crop report says most fieldwork has consisted of tillage, oat seeding, and fertilizer applications. Oats are 47 percent planted, three days behind last year but three days ahead of the five-year average. Six percent has emerged, matching the usual pace. Topsoil moisture conditions are […]
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An ag economist with University of Missouri Extension says the potential for a large corn crop has farmers searching for temporary
Soybeans fell again on Friday. November beans were down 6 cents at $10.27. China was absent again from this week’s Export
Dec. corn $4.18 down 1and 3/4 centsNov. soybeans $10.27 down 6 centsOct. soybean meal $280.50 up 40 centsOct. soybean oil 50.81
A farm organization is urging livestock producers and marketers to push back against Wisconsin’s proposed animal health fee increases. Jason Mugnaini
A farm organization is urging livestock producers and marketers to push back against Wisconsin’s proposed animal health fee increases. Jason Mugnaini
An ag labor specialist says a fix to H-2A wage rates isn’t expected anytime soon. Michigan State University’s Zach Rutledge expects
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were lower on the week’s steady to lower cash business. October live
A farm management specialist with the University of Illinois says some farmland values declined slightly in the first half of 2025.
A livestock economist says the slowdown in beef cow slaughter this year is significant. Kenny Burdine with the University of Kentucky
