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Farmland market shifts toward more disciplined buying
An ag real estate specialist describes the farmland market as durable. But Brent Wiest with Compeer Financial says it’s not uniform across the company’s three-state footprint. “We have not seen a broad correction in land values across Illinois, Minnesota and Wisconsin. In many areas, values have held firm. Some areas, particularly where supply is limited…
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USMCA Trade Signals Matter for North American Agriculture
USMCA Trade Signals Matter for North American Agriculture RFD-TV
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North Iowa farmer says soybeans are looking good ‘but so is the waterhemp’
A north Iowa farmer says her soybeans look similar to this time a year ago. April Hemmes of Hampton tells Brownfield. “It’s kind of like last year, I thought they were so short last year and had the best beans I’ve ever had. So they’re looking pretty good, but so is the waterhemp.” She says…
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John Deere agrees to 10-year right-to-repair deal in FTC antitrust lawsuit
John Deere and Company has reached an agreement with the Federal Trade Commission and five states in a right-to-repair antitrust lawsuit. In a release, John Deere says the commitment ensures more transparency, access, and flexible repair options are available for customers and service providers. The settlement requires the company for the next 10 years to…
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USDA Introduces More Crop Insurance Options for Forage Producers
USDA Introduces More Crop Insurance Options for Forage Producers Oklahoma Farm Report
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Unions Claim USDA Overhaul Will Gut Agency
Unions Claim USDA Overhaul Will Gut Agency Successful Farming
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US Heat Wave Threatens Northern Plains as Favorable Corn Belt Weather Continues
US Heat Wave Threatens Northern Plains as Favorable Corn Belt Weather Continues Agrolatam
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Soybeans Break $12 as China Buying Sparks Fresh Optimism Across Grain Markets
Soybeans Break $12 as China Buying Sparks Fresh Optimism Across Grain Markets Agrolatam
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China demand, weather risks boost grain market optimism
China demand, weather risks boost grain market optimism Brownfield Ag News
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Cattle producers face tough decisions as cull cow values remain historically strong
An ag economist says the strength in the cull cow market is one of the factors contributing to the slow expansion of the cattle herd. Kenny Burdine with the University of Kentucky says producers have to carefully evaluate their options. “How likely am I to hang on to that cow who was kind of a borderline decision as she’s approaching the end of her productive…
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New World Screwworm Pet Safety: What to know about the deadly flesh-eating parasite
New World Screwworm Pet Safety: What to know about the deadly flesh-eating parasite FOX 5 DC
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Trump reduced tariffs on farm machinery. But prices could still increase
Trump reduced tariffs on farm machinery. But prices could still increase IPM Newsroom
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Soybeans Firm as USDA Confirms China Buys: Corn and Wheat Hit Resistance
Soybeans Firm as USDA Confirms China Buys: Corn and Wheat Hit Resistance AgWeb
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What’s behind the historic drop in U.S. wheat acres?
What’s behind the historic drop in U.S. wheat acres? Pro Farmer
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USDA crop acreage reports due soon
USDA crop acreage reports due soon Capital Press
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Wheat futures rise ahead of USDA supply report on Friday
Wheat futures rise ahead of USDA supply report on Friday By Investing.com Investing.com Nigeria
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Explainer: Getting to Know the USDA’s Feedstock CI Calculator
Explainer: Getting to Know the USDA’s Feedstock CI Calculator Resource Wise
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Farmers and electeds push for USDA disaster declaration in wake of April freeze
Farmers and electeds push for USDA disaster declaration in wake of April freeze Mid Hudson News
