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ADM raises outlook on earnings surge
ADM raises outlook on earnings surge World Grain
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USDA Data Shows Continued Growth in Farmland Values
USDA Data Shows Continued Growth in Farmland Values Farms.com
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Britain Faces Worst Cereal Harvest in Four Decades After Historic Drought
Britain Faces Worst Cereal Harvest in Four Decades After Historic Drought Agrolatam
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Record heat and dewpoints recorded across Iowa
Record heat and dewpoints recorded across Iowa | Daily Gate City – Keokuk, Iowa Daily Gate City
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Corn, Soybeans Test Support on Weather, Yield Estimates but Wheat Pops: Cattle Test Resistance
Corn, Soybeans Test Support on Weather, Yield Estimates but Wheat Pops: Cattle Test Resistance AgWeb
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Wiley: USDA, Senate farm bill approaches differ on foreign-owned farmland
Wiley: USDA, Senate farm bill approaches differ on foreign-owned farmland The Fence Post
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USDA chief economist assigns staff to study retail sector
USDA chief economist assigns staff to study retail sector The Fence Post
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Does a magic potion exist to reduce your year-end tax liability to zero?
Does a magic potion exist to reduce your year-end tax liability to zero? Ohio’s Country Journal
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New Front End Attachments for Deere Tractors
New Front End Attachments for Deere Tractors Farms.com
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Soybeans, corn see more pressure from weather, crude oil
Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. Near-term development weather looks favorable, including rain in some key growing areas, and crude oil was down sharply. The USDA’s national good to excellent rating did hold over the past week but is below a year ago. China bought 132,000 tons of new crop U.S. beans ahead…
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USDA Providing 60-Day Extension to Pay Crop Insurance Premiums
USDA Providing 60-Day Extension to Pay Crop Insurance Premiums Successful Farming
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Southern rust pressure increasing across parts of the Corn Belt
An agronomist says growers need to mindful of southern rust as the growing season continues. Adam Byrne, technical service manager with FMC, tells Brownfield, “Southern rust came up pretty aggressively last year. It’s a very aggressive disease. It’s seven days to cycle, and it likes some of these warmer temperatures that we’ve been having here.…
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Why Does FAO Expect Food Prices to Rise Again?
Why Does FAO Expect Food Prices to Rise Again? Agrolatam
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Grassley eyes E15 expansion, meatpacking accountability in farm bill
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley says years of negotiations have led to Thursday’s farm bill markup. “The current draft includes important provisions on year-round E15 and fertilizer markets among other important provisions. Year-round, nationwide E15 would lower prices at the pump for the consumer.” During a media call on Wednesday, the Iowa Republican said year-round E15…
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Canada, E.U. remain top spots for U.S. ethanol exports
U.S. ethanol exports continue to move out at a record pace. The Renewable Fuels Association says 206.1 million gallons of ethanol left U.S. ports in June, up 9% from May. Canada and the European Union, primarily the Netherlands, took in more than two thirds of the monthly total, reflecting the ongoing strong demand from those…
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USDA Providing 60-Day Extension to Pay Crop Insurance Premiums
USDA Providing 60-Day Extension to Pay Crop Insurance Premiums Farm Policy News
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USDA Official Says Ag Input Investigations Nearing Action
USDA Official Says Ag Input Investigations Nearing Action DRGNews
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USDA invests $25 million in new sterile fly dispersal facility
USDA invests $25 million in new sterile fly dispersal facility Pet Food Processing
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The economic impacts of ear rots
A technical development lead at Syngenta says growers should be scouting for disease ahead of the 2026 harvest season. In this episode of Managing for Profit, Dean Grossnickle explains more about the economic impacts of ear rots. The post The economic impacts of ear rots appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
