Wisconsin Farm Bureau’s government relations director Jason Mugnaini says several state bills would benefit farmers if the Legislature can pass them before the session ends. He tells Brownfield, “Things like agricultural market development, stability back home on the farm from rules and regulations, even including things like health care. There are some real serious challenges […]
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Soybeans were higher on fund and technical buying, adding a little bit to the week’s gains. Argentina’s crop is being impacted
Beef and pork demand continues to be solid. The USDA says red meat in cold storage at the start of 2026
A state climatologist says Winter Storm Fern’s negative temperatures will be the coldest in more than 30 years for many areas
Mar. corn $4.30 and 1/2, up 6 and 1/2 centsMar. soybeans $10.67 and 3/4, up 3 and 3/4 centsMar. soybean meal
An ag economist at Ohio State University says soybean prices could continue to be impacted this year by Brazil. Ian Sheldon says
The new president of the Indiana Corn Growers Association says growing domestic corn demand remains a top priority for the organization
Farmers in Wisconsin are running out of time to apply for the state’s crop insurance premium rebates. The Department of Agriculture,
Recently introduced legislation in the Indiana General Assembly could help provide a safety net for two state commodity organizations. Central Indiana
Cattle marketings rose last month, driven by aggressive packer demand and tightening supplies. The USDA says December 2025 marketings were up
