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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Wisconsin’s ag coalition remains hopeful that additional ag legislation will be signed into law by Governor Tony Evers. Jason Mugnaini with
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A professor at Iowa State University says higher prices for diesel fuel are expected to impact the bottom line for farmers
