The director of government relations with the Illinois Soybean Association says the organization is concerned that a prolonged government shutdown will make this year even more difficult for producers. Andrew Larson tells Brownfield, “Not having your local FSA office, or local NRCS folks, be able to go into work and do their jobs and help […]
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The next generation of agricultural students are seeking specific experiences at the collegiate level. Jace Green, an ag business major and
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A pair of ag economists at Ohio State University say farmers need emergency assistance sooner rather than later. Ian Sheldon says
A new national coalition says it plans to amplify the impacts of ag labor shortages and the need for long-term farm
A recent trade analysis from North Dakota State University confirms China can get by without purchasing U.S. soybeans in the current
A farmer in north-central Missouri says harvest has finally wrapped up. Meagan Kaiser, who farms in Carroll County, says yields are
Cash dairy prices were mostly higher Friday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was unchanged at $0.69. No sales were
Some members of the Senate and House Ag Committees say the skinny farm is losing momentum. “It might be after
A farmer in southern Minnesota who dealt with Sudden Death Syndrome in soybeans this year will factor that into her 2026
