North Dakota is the first state to say federally approved pesticide labels are the law. Brigit Rollins with the National Agricultural Law Center says it’s a strong statement as pesticide injury lawsuits continue against manufacturers for failing to warn about the health risks associated with using products. “That label alone is a sufficient defense against […]
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A grain analyst says China is just under 50 percent of its agreement to buy soybeans as sales have continued to
Market volatility is dampening excitement for high beef prices. Speaking to Brownfield at the 2025 Minnesota Cattle Industry Convention in St.
The head of the National Farmers Union says lawmakers need to think outside of the box when it comes to updating
Cash dairy prices were mixed Friday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was unchanged at $0.7450. One sale was recorded at that price. Forty-pound cheese blocks were down $0.0150 at $1.38. Ten sales were recorded, ranging from $1.3775 to
The head of the US Meat Export Federation says safeguarding relationships with current trading partners remains critical. Dan Halstrom says, “We
The Undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation says the USDA is delivering on its promise to help farmers impacted by natural
The president of a state farmers union is sounding the alarm over access to rural health care for producers. John Hansen
The president of a state farmers union is sounding the alarm over access to rural health care for producers. John Hansen
A northwestern Illinois farmer says his harvest turned out better than expected. Rock Katschnig, who grows corn and soybeans in Henry
