The director of the MU Food and Ag Policy Research Institute says a trade war won’t help the commodity price outlook. Pat Westhoff tells Brownfield commodity prices were expected to move lower even before China’s recent retaliation against U.S. products. “It’s probably not a big surprise if there’s a good chance we’re going to make […]
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A recent snowstorm has delayed fieldwork and small grains planting in northeast South Dakota. Market analyst and farmer DuWayne Bosse tells
The CEO of Missouri Corn says he’s optimistic in the growth potential for U.S. ethanol. Starting in May, Missouri will be
A Farm Service Agency official says farmers are actively signing up for crop insurance and economic relief. Wisconsin FSA’s Deputy Executive
An ag economist who farms in southern Minnesota encourages farmers to control the controllables in the face of tight margins. Megan
The vice president of economics and policy analysis at the National Cotton Council says cotton prices are responding lower to trade
The president of the South Dakota FFA Association says the student-led ag organization continues to grow. Maya Howard from Hand County
Soybeans closed sharply lower as the market was under significant pressure following China’s announcement of retaliatory tariffs. May contracts closed 34
May corn closed at $4.60 and 1/4, up 2 and 3/4 centsMay soybeans closed at $9.77, down 34 and 1/2 centsMay
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were sharply lower as the market grapples with demand uncertainty following retaliatory
