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USDA Review Could Reshape How Cattle Earn Value
USDA Review Could Reshape How Cattle Earn Value RFD-TV
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Weather Outlook Raises Flash Drought Concerns Across Central U.S.
Weather Outlook Raises Flash Drought Concerns Across Central U.S. Farms.com
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Robust Summer Monsoon Could Help Ease Western US Drought
Robust Summer Monsoon Could Help Ease Western US Drought DTN Progressive Farmer
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Grassley endorses farmer assistance, calls for E15 action
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley says he supports efforts in the House to provide more financial aid to farmers. The Iowa Republican tells Brownfield the assistance would help address rising input prices. “The justification for it expressed by the President is the Iran war is drawing up the price of diesel and other products that farmers…
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New FARM AI Act to expand AI research, training at USDA
New FARM AI Act to expand AI research, training at USDA wbt.com
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Corn and Beans See Profit Taking on Weather, Ratings: Can Cattle Continue to Recover?
Corn and Beans See Profit Taking on Weather, Ratings: Can Cattle Continue to Recover? AgWeb
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Livestock producers calling for conservation support in new farm bill
The president of the Illinois Grazing Lands Coalition says a new five-year farm bill is just as critical for livestock producers as it is for row crop farmers. Cliff Schuette, who raises cattle in southern Illinois, says key cost share programs that livestock producers rely on are already underfunded. “Hopefully the conservation part of the…
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High fertilizer prices likely to drive phosphate cutbacks this fall
An agronomist with CHS expects farmers to alter fall fertility plans. Corey Klaphake covers southern Minnesota and says cutbacks are likely because of high fertilizer prices. “I think definitely there will be some cutting back no doubt, on the phosphates probably in particular is what the big conversation has been.” He tells Brownfield potash and…
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Black Sea Strikes Ignite New Food Inflation Fears Across Global Markets
Black Sea Strikes Ignite New Food Inflation Fears Across Global Markets Agrolatam
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Tropical Storm Bertha and Heat Wave Threaten U.S. Crops and Farm Profits
Tropical Storm Bertha and Heat Wave Threaten U.S. Crops and Farm Profits Agrolatam
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Missouri Farm Bureau cautiously optimistic about additional farmer aid
The U.S. House will consider a budget resolution this week that would kick off the reconciliation process and could provide up to $12 billion in additional farmer aid. Garrett Hawkins with Missouri Farm Bureau tells Brownfield he’s cautiously optimistic about more assistance as farmers continue to face economic stress. “I think when you see the…
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Economist says high beef prices could be starting to shift consumer demand to other proteins
A livestock economist says high retail prices for beef could be impacting the proteins consumers purchase. University of Kentucky’s Kenny Burdine says, “The last few weeks have probably pointed that way more than anything I’ve seen in a while.” The price of choice boxed beef, the wholesale value of beef cuts sold by packers that is often used as a benchmark for beef demand, has dropped about $30 per…
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Is The Rally in Wheat ETF Overdone?
Is The Rally in Wheat ETF Overdone? TradingView
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The Navigation Problem at the Center of Autonomous Agricultural Robotics
The Navigation Problem at the Center of Autonomous Agricultural Robotics Technology Org
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Ethanol Takes The Stage
Ethanol Takes The Stage Ethanol Producer Magazine
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Foreign-owned farmland faces growing scrutiny from states and USDA
Foreign-owned farmland faces growing scrutiny from states and USDA The Desert Review
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Grains ease after rally, cattle futures reverse lower at midday
KUVR – Grains ease after rally, cattle futures reverse lower at midday Rural Radio Network
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U.S. imposes 25% tariff on Brazil goods
U.S. imposes 25% tariff on Brazil goods FarmWeekNow
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First Thing Today | Grain futures rally sees overnight pause
First Thing Today | Grain futures rally sees overnight pause Pro Farmer
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Global hunger declines across continents but climate, trade risks loom, UN says
Global hunger declines across continents but climate, trade risks loom, UN says WTAQ
