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Two Markets, Two Directions: Tyson Closures Weigh on Cattle While Grains Find Multiple Bull Stories
Two Markets, Two Directions: Tyson Closures Weigh on Cattle While Grains Find Multiple Bull Stories American Ag Network
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USDA adjusts poultry and egg outlooks
USDA adjusts poultry and egg outlooks High Plains Journal
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USDA AMS Report: Asheville NC Onion & Potato Prices (Aug 14, 2026)
USDA AMS Report: Asheville NC Onion & Potato Prices (Aug 14, 2026) – News and Statistics IndexBox
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Creating additional value for soybean farmers through renewable fuels
Eric Lawson with MEG Corp, a contractor that helps provide awareness for the renewable fuels industry, says additional demand for biodiesel can provide up to $2 per bushel of value. But, he says, that’s only the beginning if farmers consume more of it. “It’s not quite readily available yet to pipeline it, it’s got to…
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Reuters: Russia dismisses Black Sea ceasefire idea after Ukraine’s offer
Reuters: Russia dismisses Black Sea ceasefire idea after Ukraine’s offer Euromaidan Press
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Cattle Crash on Tyson Plant Closure, Lower Cash but How Low Will Prices Fall? Grains Rally
Cattle Crash on Tyson Plant Closure, Lower Cash but How Low Will Prices Fall? Grains Rally AgWeb
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Experts say RFID technology boosts traceability and improves disease response in the swine sector
Two swine industry experts say the use of RFID technology can improve traceability and make the U.S. herd more resilient. Brent Pepin a veterinarian and the director of swine health for the National Pork Board says RFID tags would shorten the response times in the case of a foreign animal disease outbreak. “If we do have…
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Farmers face another round of higher costs heading into 2027
Farmers are bracing for a more expensive harvest and 2027 growing season. American Farm Bureau vice president of public policy and economic analysis John Newton says fuel and fertilizer costs are a major concern. “Going into this fall when prices are still elevated, they’re above where they were before the Strait of Hormuz closure. And…
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Sugar gains consumer favor as cheap global imports undercut U.S. farmers
An ag economist says new analysis shows consumer purchases are leaning toward more natural sugars. CoBank’s Tanner Ehmke tells Brownfield, “It is a clear trend that people are switching away from high fructose corn syrup over to sugar.” He says that transition hasn’t been a major factor on corn balance sheets. “It’s mostly going…
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Late-Season Soybean Moves That Can Swing Yields By Up To 15 Bushels
Late-Season Soybean Moves That Can Swing Yields By Up To 15 Bushels AgWeb
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Wisconsin State Fair’s 175-year history rooted in agriculture and farm families
A second-generation archivist for the Wisconsin State Fair says about 10,000 farm families have been part of its history over the past 175 years. “I hope people continue that legacy.” Tom Zimmerman’s father Jerry began curating for the fair in 1996. “He wrote a book about the Wisconsin State Fair for its 150th anniversary in…
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Relentless Rain Muddies the Crop Production Picture Across the Corn Belt Ahead of Pro Farmer Crop Tour
Relentless Rain Muddies the Crop Production Picture Across the Corn Belt Ahead of Pro Farmer Crop Tour AgWeb
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U.S. Corn Crop Heads Toward Another Big Harvest
U.S. Corn Crop Heads Toward Another Big Harvest RFD-TV
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Equipment Industry Pushes for U.S.-Canada Trade Stability
Equipment Industry Pushes for U.S.-Canada Trade Stability AGDAILY
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U.S. Farm Weather Splits as Midwest Rains Clash With Southern Plains Heat
U.S. Farm Weather Splits as Midwest Rains Clash With Southern Plains Heat Agrolatam
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Oklahoma Flash Drought Accelerates: State Climatologist Gary McManus Warns of Escalating Crisis
Oklahoma Flash Drought Accelerates: State Climatologist Gary McManus Warns of Escalating Crisis Oklahoma Farm Report
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Ukraine offers Russia truce in Black Sea as food supply fears mount
Exclusive-Ukraine offers Russia truce in Black Sea as food supply fears mount, source says KELO-AM
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Fertilizer Costs Squeeze 2027 Plans: Where Farmers Can Safely Cut P and K Spending
Fertilizer Costs Squeeze 2027 Plans: Where Farmers Can Safely Cut P and K Spending Agrolatam
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Post-USDA report rally could offer corn, soybean marketing opportunities
Post-USDA report rally could offer corn, soybean marketing opportunities Brownfield Ag News
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Tyson Foods announces changes to its beef business
Tyson Foods has announced a restructuring to its beef operations. According to a company release, Tyson will anchor its beef business around three facilities in the central U.S.: Dakota City, Nebraska, Holcomb, Kansas, and Amarillo, Texas. The company says the move will create a more competitive footprint as the industry continues to face historically low…
