An eastern Wisconsin dairy farmer says his forage crops look good as harvest approaches. Raymond Dietrich, who grows corn and alfalfa on his 550 head operation, says he’s likely three weeks away from cutting silage. “Corn looks good this year.” He says, “We have an awful uneven crop because of the wet spring, but all […]
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An ag economist says the latest escalation between the U.S. and Canada could permanently alter the trade relationship between the two countries.
A north central Ohio farmer says recent weather over the past month has led to uneven crop development across the state.
Expanding drought conditions are creating additional challenges for cattle producers in parts of the country. Tony Hancock with the Missouri Department of
Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying. Soybeans are watching late development weather ahead of the USDA’s supply, demand,
Late August rains could have provided a boost for Michigan soybeans. Crop advisor Jason Stegink with Wide Angle Agriculture tells Brownfield, “The moisture is helping
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were higher ahead of widespread direct business. Feeders had additional support from
Minnesota crops continued to progress as warm conditions and rainfall benefited much of the state. According to the latest USDA crop
A southeastern Illinois farmer says corn and soybean harvest is moving at a brisk pace in his area. Jeff Scates, who
A farmer in central Missouri says the early planted corn harvested over the weekend has been phenomenal. Robert Alpers tells Brownfield
