Tariff ruling could hinge on revenue vs. trade authority, Bacon says
The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on President Trump’s tariff policy could come as early as this week. Nebraska Republican Don Bacon, a member of the House Ag Committee, says the […]
Meals on Wheels America: Ending USDA’s Food Security Survey undermines data-driven policy
The chief advocacy and policy officer for Meals on Wheels America says the elimination of USDA’s Household Food Security Survey could weaken hunger relief efforts across the country. Josh Protas says according to […]
Healthier soils provide resilience against drought stress
Healthy soil provides a buffer against drought. Pete Fandel, agriculture professor at Illinois Central College, says that farmers focused on increasing their soil health have found their fields more resilient […]
USDA modernizes crop safety net for 2025 and beyond
Crop safety net enhancements should help growers dealing with tight margins. Farm management analyst Kent Thiesse with Green Solutions Group says the One Big Beautiful Bill Act modernized Title One […]
EPA biofuel delays are hurting farm markets
The founder of a grassroots organization says the ongoing delay in finalizing biofuel blending requirements is costing producers demand and economic opportunity. Steve Crim is the president and founder of […]
Welcome to Oz
Land O’Lakes and Microsoft are developing an AI-powered digital assistant designed to optimize farming operations. Land O’Lakes senior vice president Leah Anderson says the tool is called Oz. She tells […]
100th Video Episode! – Balancing Work and Whitetails: How Kent Boucher Killed 3 Bucks in 3 States
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USDA expects China to hit 12 million metric ton soybean goal
The USDA’s Under Secretary of Trade says he’s expecting China to meet its goal of purchasing 12 million metric tons of U.S. soybeans by the end of February. In an […]
Soybeans, wheat mixed, corn weak ahead of several key USDA reports
Soybeans were mixed Friday, while still ending the week with a gain. Beans were watching weather in South America and getting ready for the upcoming numbers from USDA and CONAB. […]
Crop production competition with Brazil isn’t expected to slow down anytime soon
A professor at Purdue University says competition for crop production between Brazil and the U.S. isn’t slowing down anytime soon. Joana Colussi, assistant professor at Purdue University, says Brazil has […]