A southeastern Illinois farmer says finishing plating has been a struggle in his area. Don Guinnip, who raises corn, soybeans, wheat, sorghum, and cattle in Clark County, tells Brownfield… “We’re 75 to 80% done with corn and beans in this area.” He says, “We had an open window of opportunity there for quite a while […]
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Soybeans were lower Tuesday, July contracts closed at $11.86, down 10 and ½ cents. The market was under pressure from weather.
The Missouri Rice Research and Merchandising Council has rejoined USA Rice Federation. That means the state will participate in national rice
Hundreds of supporters of Wisconsin agricultural education have signed a petition to create FFA license plates. Kendra Jentz with the Wisconsin
A farmer in northern Missouri says he’s grateful for weather that allows a few consecutive days to plant the crop. Drew
A wet start to the growing season caused problems for some farmers in east-central Iowa. Cordt Holub grows corn and soybeans
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were mixed on spread trade, waiting for the week’s direct business to
A warmup in the Upper Midwest is encouraging southeast Minnesota farmer Brennen Toquam. “It’s crazy. You leave on Friday of Memorial
Most planting is done in Wisconsin, and several farmers say crops have been emerging. One of them is Paul Jarvis, who
A southeast Indiana farmer says the 2026 planting season remains at a standstill. Roger Wenning says consistent rainfall has kept him
