A central Illinois farmer says she’s wrapped up planting…for the first time. Heather Hampton-Knodle, who grows corn, soybeans, and wheat in Montgomery County, says several rounds of heavy rains and severe weather will likely lead to some replanting. “We were able to get all of our beans in by May 2nd or so, at least […]
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A new Iowa law aims to strengthen agricultural education by ensuring students aren’t penalized for participating in FFA and other school‑sponsored
Across the Corn Belt, Frost and Freeze Advisories are in effect early Thursday in the upper Great Lakes region, extending as
A farmer in the Missouri Bootheel says while farmers in some parts of Missouri are replanting due to excessively wet fields,
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were down ahead of direct business, while feeders were up on the lower move
A new study from North Dakota State University says China’s retaliatory tariffs are causing greater losses for U.S. agricultural exports than
A new study from North Dakota State University says China’s retaliatory tariffs are causing greater losses for U.S. agricultural exports than
Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. Soybeans are watching U.S. planting, expecting generally good progress in many areas. Crush
A central Illinois farmer says he’s concerned about the growing number of dust storms plaguing the Midwest. Jim Reed, who grows
An economist says the slow release of farm program details and lack of a new farm bill have producers wondering what
