An ag economist at Ohio State University says ongoing price volatility could shift U.S. corn and soybean planting decisions in 2026. Barry Ward says rising input costs are the biggest concern for many farmers ahead of the upcoming growing season. “These prices have jumped across the board on fertilizer with the big jumps being at […]
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Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins says USDA needs to think outside of the box to deliver assistance faster to producers impacted by events
A veterinarian with the USDA says highly pathogenic avian influenza detections continue to occur across the Midwest. Dr. Chelsey Shivley, acting
Spring planting is just a few weeks out for southwest Iowa farmer Kevin Ross. “You get around that April 10 or
A delegation of corn growers from the Midwest told federal lawmakers they have one top policy priority. Shane Goplin says, “The
U.S. Senator Joni Ernst says lawmakers still have a lot of work ahead on the farm bill. “We have a great
Minnesota dairy producers impacted by a blizzard earlier this month could be eligible for disaster recovery assistance. Minnesota Farm Service Agency
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Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying, taking the path of least resistance to start this week after last
