The U.S. grain industry told lawmakers grain inspection and grading systems need to evolve for the U.S. to remain globally competitive. In a Senate Ag Committee hearing on Tuesday, Nicholas Friant with Cargill said using new technology can improve human error. “The National Grain and Feed Association and its members are ready and willing to […]
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An ag economist at Purdue University says he expects cash rents to decline in 2026. Michael Langemeier says rental rates in
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed the first-human case of New World screwworm in the United States in
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A community food systems educator says pop-up farm markets at schools can help better engage students with how and where food
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A cow-calf producer from mid-Missouri says producers are exploring ways to add value to their cattle herd through genetics. Wayne Vanderwert
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Soybeans were mixed, mostly firm, ending the week in positive territory. Some forecasts for parts of the region look dry into
