Across the Corn Belt, cold fronts are producing widely-scattered but generally beneficial showers. The leading front is draped across the lower Midwest, while a trailing front is traversing the upper Midwest. Temperatures are favorable for corn and soybeans and will remain near or below 80°F all day in parts of the far upper Midwest. Most […]
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Cash dairy prices were mixed to end the week Friday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was unchanged at $0.6950. No sales were reported. Forty-pound cheese blocks were up $0.02 to $1.555-. Four sales were reported ranging
A farm equipment specialist says an abundant supply is softening the price of used combines. Jeff Madsen is the remarketing manager
The chairman of the U.S. Senate Ag Committee says he’ll bring the farm bill back up for another vote after lawmakers
Farmland sales are heating up across Iowa this summer. Base Camp Country Real Estate land specialist Randy Thompson says the market
The president of Minnesota Farm Bureau suggests there’s no quick fixes for high ag input prices. Dan Glessing says he’s hopeful
The Kansas Livestock Association says a bill recently introduced in the U.S. Senate could strengthen the fight at against tick-related diseases
The Nebraska Public Service Commission is investigating an Ohio-based grain dealer for allegedly not making payments to a producer. The agency received
Two new exhibits at the Indiana State Fair are helping young fairgoers better understand modern farming practices. Josh Trenary, executive director
Brownfield’s Kellan Heavican covers the UNL Soybean Management Field Day. The post UNL Soybean Management Field Day appeared first on Brownfield
