The president of Minnesota Farmers Union says while the Farmer Bridge Assistance Program is welcome, ag producers don’t want to rely on ad hoc payments from the government. “It’s unfortunate. The farmers want their money from trade, they don’t want it from aid.” Gary Wertish tells Brownfield Minnesota’s farmer mediation program helps producers dealing with […]
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The price of cash butter at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange spiked twenty-six and a half cents higher Monday and prompted fifteen
A crop insurance agent in northeast South Dakota says revenue protection guarantees are higher for soybeans and lower for corn this
A new report from the University of Missouri’s Food and Ag Policy Research Institute says there could be a market tradeoff
The administrator of USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service calls the U.S. trade relationship with China “complicated.” Daniel Whitley says an export market
A Missouri farmer says increasing demand for U.S. corn is crucial as it faces more competition on the global market from
A nutrition educator says several steps are needed for schools to offer whole milk on their menus. Brianna Henton is the
A lobbyist with Michigan Farm Bureau says the state has been making progress to help rein in the deer herd, but
Soybeans were mixed. Brazil’s harvest is about 40% complete and while some estimates have been trimmed due to weather issues, it
An expert on prairie reconstruction says expanding the use of native species in agricultural landscapes could help boost soil health while
