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What’s Keeping Farmland Prices High?
The farmland market across the Midwest is resilient. While the commodity markets have been pushing lower for almost a year and reaching below breakeven levels, Doug Hensley, President of Hertz Farm Management, says we’ve not seen land prices retreat in a similar fashion. While land sales aren’t making new highs, sale after sale in the…
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Twenty-two Ohio counties declared natural disaster areas by USDA due to ongoing drought
Twenty-two Ohio counties declared natural disaster areas by USDA due to ongoing drought  The Columbus Dispatch
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Wheat, corn hold firm, soybeans ease after rally
Wheat, corn hold firm, soybeans ease after rally  Business Recorder
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Bleak market outlook
With an anticipated huge crop about to be harvested and plenty of old crop in the bin, market analyst Jamey Kohake with Paragon Economics says it could be a bloodbath for farmers looking to sell this fall. He tells Brownfield there is reason for hope, including an uptick in export sales and the possibility of…
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Illinois Farmland Values Remain Strong According to Farm Credit Study
MAHOMET, Ill. — Farmland values throughout central and southern Illinois increased 7.49% on average from last year, according to the 2024 study of 22 benchmark farms by the Farm Credit Illinois (FCI) appraisal team. The study has occurred annually since 1974. Land values had a dramatic run-up beginning in 2003 until peaking in 2014. The…
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More on the USDA’s Meat Labeling
More on the USDA’s Meat Labeling  WNAX
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Titan Machinery Slows Roll in Second Quarter of 2024
Titan Machinery Slows Roll in Second Quarter of 2024Â Â Rental Equipment Register
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John Deere Tractor Among $400K in Stolen Farm Equipment Recovered by San Joaquin County Deputies
John Deere Tractor Among $400K in Stolen Farm Equipment Recovered by San Joaquin County Deputies  Hoodline
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US ag trade deficit projected to top $42 billion
US ag trade deficit projected to top $42 billion  Farm Talk
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New Holland Upgrades TH Series Telehandlers
New Holland Upgrades TH Series Telehandlers  Lancaster Farming
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Using Drought Stressed Soybeans for Hay or Silage
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Long before soybeans were cultivated as oil seed crops, they were first domesticated and used in the United States primarily as a forage. Soybeans harvested as forage are high in protein and lower in fiber than grasses making them an excellent forage if harvested and stored properly. Soybeans harvested as a forage…
