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Tighter grain supplies could spark a rally. Will cattle prices hold up?
Tighter grain supplies could spark a rally. Will cattle prices hold up? Ohio’s Country Journal
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Top Tips: Will USDA crop report reset assumptions?
Top Tips: Will USDA crop report reset assumptions? Farm Progress
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USDA Reports Only 5 Active New World Screwworm Cases as Monitoring Efforts Continue
USDA Reports Only 5 Active New World Screwworm Cases as Monitoring Efforts Continue RFD-TV
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Extreme heat is changing Americans’ lives in these ways, new poll shows
Extreme heat is changing Americans’ lives in these ways, new poll shows NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
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World geopolitics and weather remain unpredictable as crop year comes to a close
World geopolitics and weather remain unpredictable as crop year comes to a close The Western Producer
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Preserving Agricultural Heritage: Michael Hinton Champions Antique Tractor Preservation Day Across the Nation
Preserving Agricultural Heritage: Michael Hinton Champions Antique Tractor Preservation Day Across the Nation Oklahoma Farm Report
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Global Markets: U.S. refunds US$100B in tariffs The Western Producer
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The ‘Eyes’ Have It: USDA Researchers Say A.I. Could Transform Cattle Health Monitoring Systems
The ‘Eyes’ Have It: USDA Researchers Say A.I. Could Transform Cattle Health Monitoring Systems RFD-TV
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What Farmers Need to Know Before the August WASDE Report
What Farmers Need to Know Before the August WASDE Report Successful Farming
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Erratic weather driving insect pressure
Weather extremes are influencing pest pressure across the Midwest. Iowa State University Extension entomologist Erin Hodgson calls growing conditions “erratic.” “We’ve had really wet, really dry. We’ve had hail and tornadoes, so some of that has been impacting not only the pest community, but also crop quality.” She tells Brownfield spider mites are a problem…
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Ukraine Counts $3B Farm Loss as War Insurers Price Black Sea Route Shut
Ukraine Counts $3B Farm Loss as War Insurers Price Black Sea Route Shut Tech Times
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Klobuchar: SNAP cost-sharing remains biggest obstacle to Senate farm bill
The ranking member of the U.S. Senate Ag Committee says the proposed changes to state cost sharing in the Supplemental Nutrition Program remains the biggest sticking point as the farm bill is marked up. Amy Klobuchar from Minnesota says the improvements giving states one more year to comply is only a band-aid. “Because one year…
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All eyes on the August WASDE
The vice president of Nebraska-based Moving Parts, LLC says the commodity market will soon get its first official look at the size of the current U.S. crop. Scott Custard says he expects the USDA’s August supply and demand report to show production down from last year. “We’re setting ourselves up for probably a 16-billion-bushel corn crop.” …
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ARA Urges Congress to Complete USDA Fertilizer Market Study Before Establishing New Reporting Mandate
ARA Urges Congress to Complete USDA Fertilizer Market Study Before Establishing New Reporting Mandate Oklahoma Farm Report
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Ricketts on E-15 chances in farm bill
Ricketts on E-15 chances in farm bill norfolkneradio.com
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First Thing Today | Grains steady-mixed overnight as bulls work to stabilize prices
First Thing Today | Grains steady-mixed overnight as bulls work to stabilize prices profarmer.com
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Brownfield Ag Weather Today
The Northwestern wildfire crisis may worsen later this week, as temperatures rise, humidity levels drop, and winds increase. New fires may occur and existing fires could rapidly spread. Fire-weather concerns could extend as far east as the northern High Plains. Meanwhile, the North American monsoon circulation should become more fully re-established during the weekend, with…
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USDA taking steps to help farmers manage tight margins
The USDA’s Under Secretary for Farm Production and Conservation says the agency is taking steps to help producers manage financial challenges. Richard Fordyce tells Brownfield the department recently announced changes to crop insurance to help producers who are facing high input costs and continued market uncertainty. The post USDA taking steps to help farmers manage…
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South Africa eyes China as record soybean harvest lifts export outlook – Milling Middle East & Africa
South Africa eyes China as record soybean harvest lifts export outlook Milling Middle East & Africa
