A real estate appraiser says lower interest rates could spark more demand for pastureland in 2026. Brownfield’s Kellan Heavican has more from Buffalo Bill and Farm and Ranch Expo in North Platte, Nebraska. Bonnie Downing with Agri Affiliates says the majority of her clients had to use a significant amount of cash on hand in […]
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An ag economist with University of Missouri Extension says farmers should consider risk management strategies as they make planting decisions for
Broiler hatchery numbers are maintaining their faster than last year pace, pointing towards higher production in 2026. The USDA says 251.449
Dairy farmers converged on the Wisconsin State Capitol on Wednesday to support legislation they say would help them and the dairy
Farmers are relying on grain storage as markets remain depressed. Kent Craighton with Sukup Manufacturing says interest in grain storage and
A U.S. Congressman from South Dakota says failure isn’t an option as lawmakers come together to find a solution regarding nationwide,
A farmer in Northwest Ohio says drought conditions are altering his conservation efforts. Leon Klopfenstein grows corn, soybeans, and wheat in
U.S. ethanol production plunged last week as the Midwest was hit hard by Winter Storm Fern. The U.S. Energy Information Administration
Rallying points. Market analyst Jeff Peterson with Heartland Farm Partners says China is reportedly upping its U.S. soybean import commitment. “Sounds
The vice president of crop insurance with Farm Credit Illinois says farmers should expect delays in signing up for farm safety
