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Family-owned Beck’s reflects on 90 years of serving farmers
The president of Beck’s says the company is celebrating 90 years as a family owned and operated seed business. Scott Beck tells Brownfield momentum is building for the future. “We had one of our biggest years ever reaching over 1.1 million acres of growth, corn and soybean acres, across our 20-plus state marketing area,” Beck…
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Soybeans, corn, wheat down ahead of WASDE update
Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. The USDA’s national good to excellent rating dipped 1% but development is ahead of average, with generally seasonal weather. The trade will continue to watch August weather very closely. There was also position squaring before USDA’s updated supply, demand, and production numbers, out Wednesday at Noon Eastern/11…
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Analyst expects higher corn yield in USDA’s August report
Analyst expects higher corn yield in USDA’s August report Brownfield Ag News
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Analyst expects higher corn yield in USDA’s August report
Analyst expects higher corn yield in USDA’s August report Brownfield Ag News
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Wildfire Smoke, Severe Storms and Heat Keep Farmers on Alert
Wildfire Smoke, Severe Storms and Heat Keep Farmers on Alert Farms.com
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Will WASDE Shock Grain Markets With a Bigger Surprise?
Will WASDE Shock Grain Markets With a Bigger Surprise? Agrolatam
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Ukraine Eyes Moldova Rail Route as Russian Strikes Put Grain Exports Under Pressure
Ukraine Eyes Moldova Rail Route as Russian Strikes Put Grain Exports Under Pressure Kyiv Post
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Former USDA official: Attack on Big Food could move to Big Ag
Former USDA official: Attack on Big Food could move to Big Ag The Fence Post
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Student Tractor Restorations Raise Funds for New York Youth in Ag
Student Tractor Restorations Raise Funds for New York Youth in Ag Lancaster Farming
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USDA Opens Peach Removal Program
USDA Opens Peach Removal Program Gridley Herald
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The Hard Economics of Climate-Friendly Grains
The Hard Economics of Climate-Friendly Grains SeedWorld
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NOAA confirms July as hottest month ever for most of the U.S.
NOAA confirms July as hottest month ever for most of the U.S. PennLive.com
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Missouri farmers stay optimistic for farm bill passage
The U.S. Senate Ag Committee failed to advance a farm bill ahead of the August recess, but two Missouri farmers say they’re cautiously optimistic it can still get done. “They’ve got the changes in place, we’ve just got to figure out how to push this thing across the finish line,” says Cody Brock, a farmer…
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Historic 4-H building restored ahead of Missouri State Fair
The 4-H Building at the Missouri State Fair has been restored. State Fair Director Jason Moore tells Brownfield “this building was constructed in the early 1900s. In my 20 years at the fair, it’s really never had a full blown capital project. We’ve maintained it with our staff. Things like roofing, windows and brickwork, you…
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USDA Fast-Tracks Texas Screwworm Facility by 7 Months
USDA Fast-Tracks Texas Screwworm Facility by 7 Months Yahoo
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JBS banks on Mexico cattle to lift beef margins
JBS banks on Mexico cattle to lift beef margins Farm Progress
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Ukraine farm exports could drop 54% on attacks
Ukraine farm exports could drop 54% on attacks Farm Progress
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North Carolina Braces for Prolonged Heat as El Niño Builds
North Carolina Braces for Prolonged Heat as El Niño Builds thetraveler.org
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Grains Fall on Report Positioning, Ukraine Export News: Cattle Up with Cash, Death Loss
Grains Fall on Report Positioning, Ukraine Export News: Cattle Up with Cash, Death Loss AgWeb
