A market analyst anticipates U.S. and South American producers experiencing similar effects from the Middle East conflict. Don Roose, president of U.S. Commodities, says fertilizer prices are rising. “It’s more typical (in South America) to like we are in the spring, they’re planting as we’re going to be planting now. So they’ve locked a lot […]
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Independent restaurant owners and chefs are encouraging lawmakers to pass a farm bill that addresses environmental and economic risks facing producers.
The program director for Rural Minds says a new initiative is helping address mental health challenges producers face in rural communities.
The director of the Gardner Agriculture Policy Program at the University of Illinois says the U.S. Senate needs to address many
A farmer in South Texas says the economically challenging conditions of rice production make retirement look attractive. “Losing money isn’t sustainable.”
A trade specialist from the Ohio State University says he’s not expecting China to return as the top U.S. ag export
In this Porkcast, we are joined by Minnesota Pork Executive Board Member and crop and livestock farmer, Brad Kluver. He tells
Ethanol stocks swelled to the largest levels in a year last week. The U.S. Energy Information Administration says inventories of 27.2
The U.S. pork industry is working together to strengthen herd health through a coordinated, producer-led effort. The National Swine Health Strategy brings producers and
Ohio Farm Bureau members are concerned a proposed rural infrastructure project could impact the state’s agricultural industry. Leah Curtis, associate general counsel,
