Statewide Ohio drought once again cutting into soybean yields
A soybean and small grains specialist at Ohio State University says soybean yields have been impacted by late-season drought. Laura Lindsey says pods are small and dry. “We actually had […]
U.S. corn export inspections climb as Mexico, Japan drive demand
The USDA is reporting another generally solid week for grain and oilseed export inspections. Corn, soybeans, and wheat all saw week-to-week improvements during the week ending October 16th, with Mexico […]
Cooler weather to kickstart fall fertilizer applications in southern Minnesota
Fall fertilizer applications should pick up with cooler weather forecast this week in southern Minnesota. Kristina McVicker with South Central College in Mankato says it’s been too warm to spread […]
U.S. ag trade deficit widens as exports decline and imports rise
A professor of agricultural economics in the College of ACES at the University of Illinois says a new study shows U.S. agricultural imports now exceed exports, and the trade deficit […]
Harvest progress remains strong in south-central Iowa
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Export Watch: What’s Happening with Soybean Exports
In this Spotlight on Soybeans, we highlight how the ag export situation looks dire this fall. That’s according to Matt Amick, the director of market development at the Missouri Soybean […]
OBBBA includes dairy processor survey mandate
An economist says the One Big Beautiful Bill Act has something many dairy farmers have been pushing for. Danny Munch with American Farm Bureau Federation tells Brownfield the new law […]
Kansas City Fed economist: land values keep ag finances stable
An economist with the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City says financial conditions in the ag sector are holding steady. Nathan Kauffman, senior vice president and Omaha Branch executive, says […]
Gratiot County sugarbeet growers help revive one of Michigan’s oldest agriscience programs
Sugarbeet growers in Michigan are helping to upgrade one of the largest and oldest agriscience land labs in the state. Ithaca agriscience teacher and FFA advisor Leslie Siefka tells Brownfield […]
Craig: USDA layoffs, vet shortages leave U.S. vulnerable to foreign animal diseases
The Ranking Member of the U.S. House Agriculture Committee is concerned layoffs at USDA make the U.S. more susceptible to foreign animal disease outbreaks. Angie Craig tells Brownfield New World […]