An Iowa farmer who serves on the United Soybean Board is still concerned about margins despite the government’s plan to issue bridge payments in early 2026. Brent Renner grows corn and soybeans near Klemme. “If you want to use the analogy of a shotgun hitting a boat, we’ve got several holes in our boat right […]
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New data from the Ohio Department of Agriculture shows more than 2.5 million acres of farmland are currently enrolled in the H2Ohio program across the
Ohio Farm Bureau members want more clarity when it comes to land evaluation under the state’s Calculated Agricultural Use Value program. Associate General Counsel Leah
An Illinois state senator says agriculture needs to keep up its push for estate tax relief at the state level. Mahomet
The CEO of Tactacam says new data shows on-farm thefts are on the rise. Jeff Peel says nearly 39% of farmers
An ag meteorologist says an active winter weather pattern could go a long way for improving drought conditions in parts of
Brazil’s equivalent to the USDA made minor adjustments to its soybean and corn production projections. CONAB now has Brazil’s bean crop
Farmer aid is coming from the Trump administration in the New Year. The USDA released some details about the Farmer Bridge
Milk futures closed higher and cash dairy finished steady to higher Wednesday. January Class III milk futures on the Chicago Mercantile
Soybeans were modestly higher on short covering and technical buying. The trade continues to monitor the mostly favorable crop weather in
