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Ukraine: Exporter Guide Annual
Ukraine: Exporter Guide Annual  USDA Foreign Agricultural Service (.gov)
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Farmers hold off on equipment purchases as uncertainty persists
Farmers hold off on equipment purchases as uncertainty persists  Wisconsin Farmer
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ICE cotton retreats from one-month high on profit booking
ICE cotton retreats from one-month high on profit booking  Fibre2Fashion
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How will recent weather impact harvest?
How will recent weather impact harvest?  Farm Progress
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Corn and soybean bulls are taking one step out of the grave as a critical trading period kicks off
Corn and soybean bulls are taking one step out of the grave as a critical trading period kicks off  MSN
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EU Farmers’ Crisis: Subsidies, Security Threats, and Ukraine’s Impact on Agriculture
EU Farmers’ Crisis: Subsidies, Security Threats, and Ukraine’s Impact on Agriculture – News and Statistics  IndexBox
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USDA implements changes to the 9003 loan guarantee program
USDA implements changes to the 9003 loan guarantee program  Biomass Magazine
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USDA Finalizes Regenerative Feedstock Rule
USDA Finalizes Regenerative Feedstock Rule  Ethanol Producer Magazine
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FTC Orders John Deere Provide Repair Software and Diagnostic Tools to Farmers
FTC Orders John Deere Provide Repair Software and Diagnostic Tools to Farmers  AgWeb
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Wisconsin veteran farmer awarded brand new Kubota tractor
Wisconsin veteran farmer awarded brand new Kubota tractor  WXOW
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Plague-Positive Rat Found in New Mexico After Earlier Cases Confirmed in Four Dogs
Plague-Positive Rat Found in New Mexico After Earlier Cases Confirmed in Four Dogs  AOL.com
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AgXeed’s autonomous AgBot tractor arrives in Alberta
AgXeed’s autonomous AgBot tractor arrives in Alberta  The Western Producer
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Live Cattle Lower Again, Feeder Rebound but is the Bull Market Over? Grains Retreat
Live Cattle Lower Again, Feeder Rebound but is the Bull Market Over? Grains Retreat  AgWeb
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Boozman seeks to shift foreign food aid to USDA in farm bill
Boozman seeks to shift foreign food aid to USDA in farm bill  Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network |
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Heat slows tar spot, but corn farmers encouraged to keep scouting
A plant pathologist with University of Missouri Extension says tar spot has been confirmed in Missouri and other states this year, but the heat has been slowing its development. Mandy Bish tells Brownfield that doesn’t mean farmers should stop scouting for the disease, because the pathogen is still present. “It’s like us, we move slow…
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After the Bell | Soybeans face technical resistance
After the Bell | Soybeans face technical resistance  Pro Farmer
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U.S. ethanol supply close to 2026 low
U.S. ethanol stocks fell sharply last week. The U.S. Energy Information Administration says the domestic supply is the tightest since the start of the year at 23.928 million barrels. The low mark for the year is the week ending January 3rd, 2026. That’s a decline of 762,000 on the week and 31,000 on the year,…
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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
