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Cattle, hog futures finish the day lower
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were lower on profit taking. October live cattle closed $4.55 lower on $224.92 and December live cattle closed $4.30 lower at $224.37. September feeder cattle closed $6.80 lower at $341.57 and October feeder cattle closed $7.47 lower at $331.95. Direct cash cattle trade activity was relatively…
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John Deere Expands Self Repair Support for Farmers
John Deere Expands Self Repair Support for Farmers Farms.com
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Tight Sulfur Supplies Raise New Phosphate Fertilizer Concerns
Tight Sulfur Supplies Raise New Phosphate Fertilizer Concerns rfdtv.com
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Agriculture Analytics Market Projected to Hit USD 4.52 Billion at a 11.9% CAGR by 2035
Agriculture Analytics Market Projected to Hit USD 4.52 Billion at a 11.9% CAGR by 2035 EIN News
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Corn and Soybeans Edge Higher as Wheat Slides Despite Strong Energy Markets
Corn and Soybeans Edge Higher as Wheat Slides Despite Strong Energy Markets Agrolatam
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Daily Market Wire 7 August 2026
Daily Market Wire 7 August 2026 Grain Central
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More ultraprocessed foods could carry GMO labels after court ruling
More ultraprocessed foods could carry GMO labels after court ruling Food Dive
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Why Mexican avocado exports to the US have once again been stopped
Why Mexican avocado exports to the US have once again been stopped Gulf News
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Tropical Storm Arthur Causes Heavy Agricultural Losses in Louisiana
Tropical Storm Arthur Causes Heavy Agricultural Losses in Louisiana RFD-TV
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China Escalates Trade Pressure Ahead of Xi-Trump Summit, Raising Stakes for U.S. Agriculture
China Escalates Trade Pressure Ahead of Xi-Trump Summit, Raising Stakes for U.S. Agriculture Agrolatam
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12 States Report Dented Corn
12 States Report Dented Corn Successful Farming
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Cyclospora outbreak highlights food supply consolidation concerns
The policy organizer with the Illinois Stewardship Alliance (ISA) says the ongoing nationwide cyclospora outbreak is another example of consolidation being a detriment to agriculture. During a recent ISA webinar, Ed Dubrick says producers and consumers suffer when the food supply chain is constricted. “Fifty-four percent of fresh salad comes from four companies.” He says,…
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Corteva to bring new Enclosa herbicide to soybean farmers
Corteva to bring new Enclosa herbicide to soybean farmers Michigan Farm News
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CME cash dairy prices higher as butter and cheese blocks gain
Cash dairy prices were mostly up Thursday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was up $0.0075 to $0.6950. Two sales were reported ranging from $0.6875 to $0.6950. Forty-pound cheese blocks were up $0.0150 to $1.5350.Ten sales were reported ranging from $1.4925 to $1.5425. Cheese barrels were unchanged at $1.5475. No sales were reported. Butter was up $0.0675 to $1.55. Seventy-nine sales were reported ranging from $1.5150 to $1.5550. Nonfat dry milk was down $0.0350 to $1.5650. Eight sales were reported ranging from $1.5650 to $1.58. The post CME cash dairy prices higher as butter and…
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Grains Drift on Lack of News, Pre-Report Positioning: Fade China Sales
Grains Drift on Lack of News, Pre-Report Positioning: Fade China Sales AgWeb
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Ag Lawmakers Criticize Democrats After Farm Bill Fails Committee Vote
Ag Lawmakers Criticize Democrats After Farm Bill Fails Committee Vote RFD-TV
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Farm Bill Stalls in Senate Over State SNAP Costs
Farm Bill Stalls in Senate Over State SNAP Costs Lancaster Farming
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One Farmer, One File progressing
The deputy secretary of the USDA says the agency is moving full speed ahead on its One Farmer, One File initiative. Stephen Vaden tells Brownfield, “We’re seeking to drag this department into the 21st century and update our computer systems so that farmers can do more business with USDA without having to leave their farms,…
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After the Bell | Technical selling drives wheat lower
After the Bell | Technical selling drives wheat lower Pro Farmer
