Soybeans were lower on speculative and technical selling. The USDA’s national crop rating dipped but remains well above a year ago at 67% good to excellent, compared to 52% in late July 2023. Near-term forecasts continue to favor eastern growing areas over central and western parts of the region. At least for now, it looks […]
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Spring fieldwork started in mid-March for some farmers in north-central Missouri. Brad Mull from Malta Bend tells Brownfield “one week ago
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Brownfield’s Mark Dorenkamp emcees the MN Farm Bureau Ag Gala. The post Minnesota Farm Bureau Ag Gala appeared first on Brownfield
Missouri’s Ag Director says livestock and crop farmers across the state will be impacted by tariffs and retaliation in the new
A University of Wisconsin researcher says farm data might be going to people that shouldn’t have it. Bill Oehmichan tells Brownfield
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