The vice president of public policy at the American Farm Bureau Federation says there are still many questions as USDA evaluates program funding in the Inflation Reduction Act, but “the secretary wanted to make sure farmers who are made a promise by the government that the government upheld the promise.” The USDA recently said it […]
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A southern Illinois farmer says crop conditions have been steady throughout the growing season. “We’re not going to have that bumper
A former chief economist with American Farm Bureau says ongoing uncertainty in the ag economy will likely continue in 2026. Roger
An Indiana-based cooperative program is helping recently graduated high school students find careers in agriculture. Jacey Wilhelm from Connersville says Keystone
The president of the American Farm Bureau Federation says farmers might need more federal assistance to make it through 2026. Zippy
Strengthening the reputation of soy in the U.S. and around the world. The soybean checkoff is investing in innovation, sustainability, and
Some farmers in the Upper Midwest might have fewer options for delivering new crop soybeans this fall. Southwest Minnesota farmer Bob
A Western Wisconsin dairy farmer says government inaction is not helping the farm labor shortage. John Rosenow owns Rosenholm Dairy near
The new attorney general in Missouri says work on a Grain Belt Express investigation will continue when she takes office next
Part of the South Dakota Congressional Delegation says Congress might need more time to pass the Farm Bill 2.0. Dusty Johnson,
