Dairy leader optimistic Whole Milk bill will pass House soon
Legislation allowing whole and 2% milk to return to school meal programs is a step closer to becoming law. Matthew Herrick with the International Dairy Foods Association tells Brownfield the […]
Farm Bureau survey: Thanksgiving meal cheaper this year
An economist with the American Farm Bureau Federation says cooking a Thanksgiving dinner will cost less than it did last year. “With the average cost for 10 people, we’re looking […]
Growth Energy: next chance for year-round E15 coming in January
The CEO of Growth Energy says she’s not expecting Congress to approve legislation making E15 year-round by the end of the calendar year, because of the government shutdown. However, Emily […]
U.S. wheat demand strengthens as export pace tops 2025/26 projections
Wheat continues to leave U.S. ports at a solid pace. The USDA says wheat export inspections during the week ending November 20th were faster than both the previous week and […]
Economist sees continued downward pressure on commodity prices in 2026
An ag economist expects downward pressure on commodity prices to continue in 2026. Matt Erickson with Terrain says global corn supplies should remain plentiful. “I mean 2.15 billion bushels, and […]
The Power of Partnerships
The Missouri Soybean Association has a new corporate membership program. Missouri Soybean’s Director of Communications Samantha Turner has the details in the latest Spotlight on Soybeans. Listen to learn more! […]
USDA’s November report brings optimism for corn and soybean markets, AgMarket.net says
The co-founder of AgMarket.net says the USDA’s November supply and demand report brings optimism for the corn and soybean markets. Matt Bennett says record corn demand and lofty yield projections […]
Russia, China, Middle East tensions could sway fertilizer markets next year
Geopolitics are expected to influence fertilizer prices in 2026. Veronica Nigh is chief economist with The Fertilizer Institute. “We can’t do much to anticipate what’s going to be happening geopolitically […]
Nebraska beef processing plant closure raises concerns for cattle market
A livestock economist says the recent closure of a beef processing facility in Nebraska will likely create more volatility in the cattle industry. Kenny Burdine with the University of Kentucky […]
A Step Ahead
As the 2025 growing season comes to a close, the next few months present opportunities for farmers to tap into resources in preparation for next year. Corteva Agriscience Enlist portfolio […]