A central Kentucky farmer says this has been the most challenging planting season in his more than two decades on the farm. Caleb Ragland says, “We’ve had either side of 45 inches of rainfall since January 1st.” Kentucky’s average annual rainfall is 50 inches. Ragland was still planting corn on Monday. “And it is far […]
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A livestock economist says the volatility in fuel prices highlights the need to have a solid risk management plan in place.
The farmer training program manager with The Land Connection says a new group catering specifically to female landowners and farmers has
Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying, while still closing modestly lower on the week. Beans were watching U.S.
Michigan Farm Bureau says some of the deer management policies under consideration by the state’s Natural Resources Commission would be a
The USDA says more butter and cheese products are in cold storage than before. The amount of butter inventory at the
May corn $4.55, down 1/2 centMay soybeans $11.63 and 3/4, up 4 centsMay soybean meal $324.30, up $3.70May soybean oil 71.91,
The Trump administration continues its work on a plan to increase domestic nitrogen fertilizer production and infrastructure in the United States.
The Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance executive director says the U.S.-Canada-Mexico Agreement has benefited farmers on both sides of the border. Michael
The USDA has announced it will be issuing a second round of aid payments under the Supplemental Disaster Relief Program. Richard
