Sarah Black with Great Lakes Ag Labor Services and the Michigan Farm Bureau says there are many changes farm managers need to be watching for when it comes to payroll, taxes, benefits, and she’s expecting more changes when the Trump administration takes over in Washington D.C. Her team is preparing some farmer training seminars.
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State FFA officers are gathering in Indianapolis this week to help members advance and fine tune their leadership skills as a
Cash dairy prices were steady-to-higher except for butter Monday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey remained unchanged at $0.69. No
The president of Iowa Farm Bureau is encouraged by reports over the weekend China has agreed to a trade framework that
A central Illinois farmer says he hopes to wrap up harvest this week. Doug Martin, who grows corn and soybeans in
An extension economist says 2025 has been a tough year for crop farmers. Paul Mitchell with the University of Wisconsin tells
A pair of Illinois farmers say marketing this year’s corn and soybean crop may be the most challenging part of the
The United States and China have reached a preliminary trade agreement framework and soybean prices have moved higher to start the
In this episode of Spotlight on Soybeans, the Missouri Soybean Association’s Yield Contest is back, and Field Services Manager Dylan Anderson
The manager of the MO-KAN Livestock Market in west-central Missouri says the market response from President Trump’s social media posts has
