A former U.S. trade negotiator says she’s watching President Trump’s response as three of the top export markets for U.S. agriculture retaliate in a new trade war. Reciprocal tariffs are expected on all countries that levy taxes on U.S. exports starting in April, but Sharon Bomer Lauritsen with AgTrade Strategies LLC says a lot can […]
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Missouri lawmakers are considering a bill that would require a permit to export water outside of the state. Senator Jamie Burger
A farmer in northeast Missouri says the state’s soy checkoff is in the process of researching a new resistant gene that
While some in agriculture express concern about President Trump’s new tariffs, a group representing many beef producers is applauding the move.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange live and feeder cattle were up sharply on technical buying, while waiting for widespread direct cash business. April
Legislation to lower interest rates for agricultural and rural home loans has been reintroduced in the U.S. House. Iowa Republican Randy
The governor of Minnesota says trade tariffs don’t benefit American farmers. “To have fun with this is ridiculous.” This week,
The chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee says expiring tax cuts can be extended once Congress moves forward with
Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying. Soybeans are watching development weather in Argentina and the harvest pace in
