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Speaking via video at USDA’s Outlook Forum, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins called the state of U.S. farming one of the worst in 50 years. With a $45.5 billion trade deficit and rising costs, she vowed to move at “Trump speed” to deliver aid
Speaking via video at USDA’s Outlook Forum, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins called the state of U.S. farming one of the worst in 50 years. With a $45.5 billion trade deficit and rising costs, she vowed to move at “Trump speed” to deliver aid and secure bett Farm Progress
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Mexico and Canada Take Additional Actions to Ward Off U.S. Tariffs
Mexico and Canada Take Additional Actions to Ward Off U.S. Tariffs Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Fertilizer Supply OK, Price Unsteady Amid Global Unknowns
Fertilizer Supply OK, Price Unsteady Amid Global Unknowns Lancaster Farming
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Trump 2nd term live updates: Trump, Zelenskyy expected to sign mineral deal
Trump 2nd term live updates: Trump, Zelenskyy expected to sign mineral deal ABC News
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Buenos Aires Grain Exchange Notes Improvements From Recent Rains
Buenos Aires Grain Exchange Notes Improvements From Recent Rains DTN The Progressive Farmer
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Planting Delays and Worsening Drought Conditions May Hit Corn Belt
Planting Delays and Worsening Drought Conditions May Hit Corn Belt Successful Farming
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Ag trade deficit hits record as food imports soar
Ag trade deficit hits record as food imports soar Farm Progress
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Corn, soybeans down double digits to end negative week of trade
Corn, soybeans down double digits to end negative week of trade | Midday Markets | February 28, 2025 Rural Radio Network
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Real Fracture and Disruption Ahead in 2025 Grain Markets
Real Fracture and Disruption Ahead in 2025 Grain Markets DTN The Progressive Farmer
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Farmers Watch As Next-Generation Biofuels Chase Market Growth In 2025
Farmers Watch As Next-Generation Biofuels Chase Market Growth In 2025 Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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John Deere’s Next Generation Perception System Brings Autonomy to Tillage
OLATHE, Kan. — John Deere (NYSE: DE) has announced the release of the next generation perception system, an autonomy precision upgrade kit for select tractor models that brings autonomy to tillage work. This system is available as a precision upgrade for model year 2022 and newer 9R and 9RX tractors and model year 2020.5 and…
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Grain and Livestock Mostly Lower on Tariff Uncertainty
Grain and Livestock Mostly Lower on Tariff Uncertainty Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Tariff impacts on U.S. agriculture
With tariffs on Canada and Mexico looming, an economist is concerned about the long-term impacts on agriculture. Ohio State University professor Ian Sheldon says he’s most worried about the U.S. soybean industry. “The rates at which Brazil has been grabbing market share has been growing very, very rapidly compared to the US,” he says. “Even before the trade…
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Sen. Joni Ernst backs USDA’s High-Path Avian Flu strategy
Sen. Joni Ernst backs USDA’s High-Path Avian Flu strategy RFD-TV
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Syngenta Reinforces Its Focus on Biologicals
Syngenta Reinforces Its Focus on Biologicals Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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USDA: Larger wheat supplies, carryover
USDA: Larger wheat supplies, carryover World Grain
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Moisture challenges for wheat in US southern Plains
Moisture challenges for wheat in US southern Plains World Grain
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Nebraska farmer says additional moisture needed ahead of growing season
An eastern Nebraska farmer says a lack of moisture could be problematic for spring planting. Tanner Hoffman tells Brownfield dry conditions have been in place for the past two to three months. “I think that may come to roost as we hit planting. We’re going to need some moisture again to get the crop out…
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NASDA Members Urge Congress to Initiate Labor Reform for Agriculture
WASHINGTON — Today at the 2025 Winter Policy Conference, members of the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture called on the Congress to develop strategies to address agricultural labor stability challenges along with border security. The new policy item states comprehensive agricultural labor reform is needed to allow access to the H-2A program for year-round agriculture industries, create…
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Are Egg Producers Inflating Prices During the Bird Flu Outbreak to Boost Profits?
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Egg producers blame the bird flu outbreak for driving prices to record highs, but critics believe giant companies are taking advantage of their market dominance to profit handsomely at the expense of budget-conscious egg buyers. Advocacy groups, Democratic lawmakers and a Federal Trade Commission member are calling for a government investigation after egg…
