The executive director of the Soy Transportation Coalition says the U.S. farmer can be a bridge to help resolve trade tensions between the U.S. and China. Mike Steenhoek says U.S. farmers feed the world and when it comes to a finding a compromise… “What success looks like for us is to be able to come […]
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Soybeans were lower amid ongoing uncertainties around demand. November beans closed 13 and 1/2 cents lower on Tuesday at $10.41. The
Wisconsin crops continue to look good, despite battles with weeds and diseases. Darin Von Ruden, Wisconsin’s Farmers Union President says he
August presented several challenges to Iowa farmers. Iowa Farm Bureau president Brent Johnson says pest pressure intensified for many corn and
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle ended the day mixed on spread trade. Boxed beef was lower and
A southeast Michigan farmer says it seems like his region keeps missing rain this summer. Lenawee County’s Blaine Baker tells Brownfield,
A southern Illinois farmer and agronomist says corn harvest is underway. John Pike, who’s based near Marion in Williamson County, tells
The animal health industry is collaborating to bring greater awareness to current talent shortages and future workforce needs. KC Animal Health
Dec. corn $4.23 and up 02 and ¾ centsNov. soybeans $10.41 down 13 and ½ centsOct. soybean meal $278.30 down $5.10Oct.
U.S. corn and soybean condition ratings dipped slightly last week. The USDA says as of Sunday that 69% of U.S. corn
