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Farmers and ranchers in eastern Nebraska and western Iowa are recovering from Friday’s outbreak of some powerful tornadoes.
“There was a point time where I could basically see five tornadoes at once from my house,” Minden, Iowa farmer Kevin Ross said.
Ross says his rural community was leveled. “It’s a sobering experience, I’ll tell you that,” he said.
Developing long-term demand for soybeans doesn’t happen overnight. In this Checkoff Chat, Philip Good, a Mississippi soybean farmer and United Soybean
The cattle market has pulled back from its recent highs. University of Missouri livestock economist Scott Brown says the cattle market
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of near- or below-normal temperatures across most of the South,
Tart cherry production was down in the United States last year. Overall, 41 million fewer pounds were produced in 2023, with
Farmers are encouraged to proactively manage high interest rates. Barry Benson, VP of Agribusiness banking at Omaha-based FNBO, says persistent inflation
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were supported by the sharply higher boxed beef at midday, waiting for
Indiana FFA’s assistant director of career and leadership development says a first of its kind event is helping prepare members for future
The evolution of agriculture has also led to advancements in the ag lending industry. Aaron Johnson, president and CEO of Farm
Rainy weather is keeping planters out of Wisconsin fields. Mark Hoffmann raises corn and soybeans near Whitewater, in the southeastern part
