Across the Corn Belt, showers linger in the Ohio Valley, where a few producers are still attempting to complete summer crop planting. By June 15, U.S. producers had planted 93% of their intended soybean acreage, slightly behind the 5-year average of 94%. However, crops that have emerged are mostly faring well, with 72% of the […]
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Brazil remains on track to produce a huge corn crop despite harvest delays. Market analyst Michael Cordonnier with Soybean and Corn
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The CEO of the Missouri Corn Growers Association says he’s optimistic a trade agreement from the G7 Summit could benefit U.S.
A dairy farmer in southern Missouri says lower grain prices make a difference in the bottom line of his family’s dairy
An ag economist says just because cash cattle prices are moving higher, it doesn’t mean the market is without risk. Mississippi
The president of Minnesota Farm Bureau is concerned about the commodity and nutrition titles being moved from the farm bill. Dan
Bipartisan legislation to streamline methane digester permitting is heading to Michigan’s Senate following approval by House lawmakers last week. Senate Natural
Tar spot has been confirmed in a central Iowa corn field. Iowa State University Extension plant pathologist Dr. Alison Robertson says
A crop specialist says there are several diseases that farmers should be monitoring. Jared Miller with FMC Corporation says rapid growth
