A U.S. Senator says increasing domestic use of U.S. commodities could help improve the current ag economy. Pete Ricketts tells Brownfield industry leaders in Nebraska are working to diversify market opportunities. “One of the things we can do with our soybeans is feed them to our livestock sector first, and then sell those products overseas,” […]
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