Several Democratic members of the U.S. House Ag Committee have expressed concern proposed cuts to nutrition programs could be a sticking point in farm bill negotiations. Shri Thanedar of Michigan tells Brownfield, “It makes it so difficult to do anything, to pass the farm bill in a bipartisan manner if the Republicans are going to […]
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The Iowa Cattlemen’s Association is working to help young producers build their futures. “We’ve got to get new, beginning producers into
Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. Beans are watching South America, with early harvest activity underway in Brazil and
Rural healthcare for seven Midwestern states will receive more than $200 million in federal funding. Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa, Indiana, Wisconsin
The executive director of the Modern Ag Alliance says the organization is focused on protecting farmer access to crop protection tools
Cash dairy prices were mostly unchanged on Monday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was unchanged up at $0.73. No sales were recorded at that price.
Corn export inspections remain ahead of the last marketing year. The USDA says corn inspections held faster than last year’s pace
A market analyst says China is dragging their feet making large purchases of U.S. ag products. “I’m surprised, even with this
An ag economist at Ohio State University says he’s concerned the record-high ag trade deficit could continue throughout 2026. Ian Sheldon
The executive director of the Illinois Pork Producers Association says 2025 was a good year for hog prices. Jennifer Tirey says
