A farmer in northwest Minnesota says there’s been some good soybeans this fall, but there’s also variability in fields caused by early season moisture. Kevin Capistran tells Brownfield “I went to my next field and it was yielding more in the mid-40 bushels/acre. I was thinking, wow, it’s a disappointment after cutting something that was […]
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The USDA’s reporting a generally good week of export sales for a few key commodities. Old crop corn during the week
The new president of the Illinois Beef Association says he’s honored to take the reins of the organization. Shannon Welsh, whose
The executive director of Farmers for Free Trade says the Trump administration should consider pulling back on its aggressive tariff strategy.
An extreme heat wave is expected to impact most areas of the U.S. Corn Belt this weekend and one farmer says
University of Missouri economist Ben Brown advises having a clear exit strategy to avoid holding onto the crop, whether on paper
Since its establishment during the Nixon Administration in 1973, the interpretation of the Endangered Species Act has evolved. Missouri Soybeans’ Technical
Industries connected to agriculture in southern Iowa were showcased by the Iowa Corn Growers Association this week. Southwest Iowa farmer and
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The industry continues to watch the number of cattle placed into feedyards. Mississippi State University Extension ag economist Josh Maples says
