The vice president of economics and policy analysis at the National Cotton Council says cotton prices are responding lower to trade retaliation from China. “In just the last few days, cotton prices have dropped from about 68 cents to 63 cents on the May contract. It’s a pretty significant drop.” Jody Campiche tells Brownfield other […]
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Nebraska Congressman Adrian Smith says a new farm bill may bring stability to ag producers impacted by trade disputes. He tells
The USDA’s reporting good export sales for a few key commodities during the week ending April 10th. Corn and soybean export
A group of Midwestern governors has asked the Environmental Protection Agency to issue a nationwide emergency waiver for summertime sales of
A U.S. Senator from Indiana says reliance on China for ag inputs makes the industry more vulnerable. Republican Todd Young tells
A central Illinois farmer says his area has seen a rush of planting activity this week. “Monday was go day. All
One Midwestern state will see a boost in the number of fuel stations that offer E15. Monte Shaw, executive director of
Photo taken by Brent Barnett/Brownfield The start of planting season means an increase in large equipment on the roadways. Agronomist Meaghan
Farmers know getting their crops off to a good start is crucial to achieving maximum yield potential. Senior Manager for Plant
An ag economist says he’s looking for any signs of expansion to the cattle herd. University of Tennessee’s Charley Martinez says
