Commentary. Although the June solstice is still a couple of weeks away, many view the Memorial Day holiday as their official kick-off to summer. High school and college graduations are in the rear-view mirror. Proms and FFA banquets, field days and class trips are no more than memories and hundreds of photos on someone’s mom’s […]
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A plant disease expert says whether crops emerged weeks ago or this week, farmers should watch for signs of infection. Dr.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange live and feeder cattle futures were sharply higher, supported by the cash and wholesale business during the session.
A market analyst says active trade negotiations could weigh on U.S. cotton and rice prices in the next few months. “The
A farmer in the Missouri Bootheel says corn planting remains behind schedule due to the excessively wet spring. “It’s been a
A farmer in northeast Arkansas has been waiting weeks for a long stretch of warm, dry weather to plant soybeans. “We
An American Soybean Association board director has some concerns about the Make America Healthy Again Commission report. Jamie Beyer, who farms
An extension ag economist says there’s a sizeable amount of unsold old crop in storage across Missouri. Ben Brown says farmers
The executive director of the South Dakota Wheat Commission says recent rains have helped improve wheat quality in the state. Jonathan
Jul. corn closed at $4.47, down 4 centsJul. soybeans closed at $10.51 and 3/4, up 3 and 1/4 centsJul. soybean meal
