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‘Stay Tuned, We’ll Be Right Back With Your Forecast’
‘Stay Tuned, We’ll Be Right Back With Your Forecast’ Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Trump’s funding freeze chills agriculture industry
Trump’s funding freeze chills agriculture industry The Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting
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Trump tariffs create risks for US ag exports
Trump tariffs create risks for US ag exports Argus Media
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Poland’s agriculture minister to meet farmers over Ukraine border blockade
Poland’s agriculture minister to meet farmers over Ukraine border blockade MSN
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Soybean processor sees surge in farmer selling
A grain merchandiser says he’s seen a flurry of soybean deliveries this month because of several factors. Jeff Johnston with Zeeland Farm Services tells Brownfield, “It’s almost like harvesting our plants, we actually had to have a few days where we had some plant shutdowns where we weren’t receiving beans because the plants were so full.” Johnston says…
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China’s COFCO Committed to Brazil Soy-Buying Moratorium
China’s COFCO Committed to Brazil Soy-Buying Moratorium Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Closing Grain and Livestock Futures
Mar. corn closed at $4.82, down 8 and 1/4 centsMar. soybeans closed at $10.42, down 2 centsMar. soybean meal closed at $301.10, down $3.60Mar. soybean oil closed at 46.11, up 113 pointsMar. wheat closed at $5.59 and 1/2, down 7 centsFeb. live cattle closed at $204.60, up 12 centsMar. feeder cattle closed at $275.72, up…
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Cattle futures end the week higher
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were higher following the week’s direct cash business and ahead of Friday’s Cattle Inventory report. February live cattle closed $.12 higher at $204.60 and April lives closed $.80 higher at $202.30. March feeder cattle closed $2.52 higher at $275.72 and April feeder cattle closed $2.80 higher…
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Beef Cattle Supplies Fall to the Lowest Level in 64 Years
Beef Cattle Supplies Fall to the Lowest Level in 64 Years Drovers Magazine
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United States Cattle Inventory Down 1%
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31, 2025 – There were 86.7 million head of cattle and calves on U.S. farms as of Jan. 1, 2025, according to the Cattle report published today by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS). Other key findings in the report were: Of the 86.7 million head inventory, all cows and…
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USDA ordered to scrub climate change from websites
USDA ordered to scrub climate change from websites POLITICO
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Protecting trade a priority
The CEO of the Missouri Corn Growers Association says protecting trade relationships will be crucial to the ag economy. Bradley Schad tells Brownfield it’s vital that farmers are protected if U.S. agriculture is hit with retaliatory tariffs. “Making sure that our partners understand that we want free and fair trade,” he says. “And making sure…
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Moving USDA headquarters?
Moving USDA headquarters? Farms.com
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3 US institutions offering degrees in soil and crop sciences
3 US institutions offering degrees in soil and crop sciences Study International
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Russian control of Ukraine’s vast grain agriculture would hurt American farmers
Russian control of Ukraine’s vast grain agriculture would hurt American farmers Minnesota Reformer
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New theme days at Agritechnica 2025 add value for exhibitors and visitors
New theme days at Agritechnica 2025 add value for exhibitors and visitors TheNewsMarket
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Americans to Eat 1.47 Billion Chicken Wings for Super Bowl LIX
WASHINGTON — While Kansas City is known for its barbecue and Philly its cheesesteaks, when it comes to Super Bowl menus, nothing is hotter than wings. The National Chicken Council (NCC) today released its annual Chicken Wing Report, projecting Americans to consume 1.47 billion chicken wings watching the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles battle for the…
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Trump Confirms Mexico, Canada 25% Tariffs Coming Saturday
Trump Confirms Mexico, Canada 25% Tariffs Coming Saturday Successful Farming
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What are the La Nina and El Nino climate phenomena?
What are the La Nina and El Nino climate phenomena? Bundle
