Kansas Ag Secretary Mike Beam says invasive woody species are threating the health of the state’s grasslands. He tells Brownfield research at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln shows that Kansas could lose forage for 157,000 head of beef cows. “That’s hard to imagine. Right now, we need to grow our beef herd, and we’re not going […]
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As farmers prepare to face another year of weather challenges, it’s imperative they familiarize themselves with the protection provided by their
Farmers and legislators are disappointed as legislation creating a 20-million dollar Wisconsin dairy cattle innovation loan program is going nowhere this
Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures were mostly modestly higher and feeders were up, generally rebounding from Monday’s drop with help
Soybeans were modestly higher on fund and technical buying. Beans followed the lead of bean oil, which saw more support from
The U.S. Ag Secretary told attendees at the Ag Outlook Forum last week USDA reports remain gold standard for market reporting,
An extension specialist says the current state of the ag economy continues to create challenges for organic grain farmers. Ashley Adair
Mar. corn $4.27 and 3/4, up 1/4 centMar. soybeans $11.39 and 1/2, up 5 and 1/4 centsMar. soybean meal $310.70, up
U.S. pork stocks grew in January. The USDA says the amount of pork in cold storage at the start of February
The USDA says more dairy products were in cold storage during January. Total natural cheese stocks totaled 1.38 billion pounds January
