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Cattle Producers Cope With ‘Gut-Wrenching’ Losses From July Heat Wave
Cattle Producers Cope With ‘Gut-Wrenching’ Losses From July Heat Wave Successful Farming
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Upcoming Combine University workshops to help farmers optimize harvest performance and data accuracy
Upcoming Combine University workshops to help farmers optimize harvest performance and data accuracy High Plains Journal
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Farmers should be aware of ditch mowing and haying dangers
Farmers should be aware of ditch mowing and haying dangers Farm Talk
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Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement praised by U.S. commodity group
Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement praised by U.S. commodity group The Western Producer
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Traders Brace for August WASDE as Yield Debate Heats Up
Traders Brace for August WASDE as Yield Debate Heats Up American Ag Network
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USDA, DHS announce new memorandum of understanding to protect the nation’s food, agriculture, and veterinary systems
USDA, DHS announce new memorandum of understanding to protect the nation’s food, agriculture, and veterinary systems Action News Now
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Corn Fields Flattened as Severe Storms Slam Midwest With 100+ mph Winds, Tornadoes
Corn Fields Flattened as Severe Storms Slam Midwest With 100+ mph Winds, Tornadoes AgWeb
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Ukraine faces race against time as Russia chokes Black Sea ports
Ukraine faces race against time as Russia chokes Black Sea ports The Kyiv Independent
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Corn fungicide strategy evolves as disease spectrum shifts
An extension plant pathologist sees a shift in the corn disease spectrum. Daren Mueller with Iowa State University says when fungicide use started to become common, the main pathogens were northern corn leaf blight and gray leaf spot. “And those are diseases that survive in the residue and they sort of hit that lower canopy…
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Farmland Values Hold Firm, Keeping Cash Rents Sticky
Farmland Values Hold Firm, Keeping Cash Rents Sticky AgWeb
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Missouri sale barn owner says tight cattle supplies could push cattle prices even higher
The owner of one of the largest sale barns in the country says there’s room for cattle prices to move higher. Jackie Moore with Joplin Regional Stockyards in Missouri says he’ll continue to monitor placements data. “These cattle on feed reports, I’d say over the next three, four, five months are going to be way under what it’s been being,” he says. “We…
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Illinois Governor voices support for estate tax relief
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker says the state’s agricultural producers need estate tax relief. “We ought to change the state tax in the state of Illinois.” He says, “I am going to support in this session and have been supporting the Family Farm Preservation Act.” Illinois Farm Bureau President Phillip Nelson says the legislation that would…
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Brazilian trade team visit highlights importance of U.S. wheat exports
Brazilian trade team visit highlights importance of U.S. wheat exports Brownfield Ag News
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Ukraine’s Grain Storage Fills Toward November Crisis as Port and Danube Both Fail
Ukraine’s Grain Storage Fills Toward November Crisis as Port and Danube Both Fail Tech Times
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JBS Bets on Mexican Cattle to Ease the U.S. Beef Cost Crisis
JBS Bets on Mexican Cattle to Ease the U.S. Beef Cost Crisis Agrolatam
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Cattle producers cope with ‘gut-wrenching’ losses from July heat wave
Cattle producers cope with ‘gut-wrenching’ losses from July heat wave southdakotasearchlight.com
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Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: August 11, 2026
Sep. corn $4.36 and 3/4, down 1 and 1/2 centsSep. soybeans $11.51 and 1/2, down 10 and 1/4 centsSep. soybean meal $305.00, down 50 centsSep. soybean oil 68.57, down 96 pointsSep. Chicago wheat $6.30 and 1/4, down 10 and 1/4 centsOct. live cattle $226.32, down 57 centsSep. feeder cattle $345.25, up 67 centsOct. lean hogs…
