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Why Tight Corporate-U.S. Treasury Yield Spreads Signal Good News for Ag Markets Prices
Why Tight Corporate-U.S. Treasury Yield Spreads Signal Good News for Ag Markets Prices The Globe and Mail
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Acreage decisions weighing on farmer’s minds
A board member with the American Soybean Association says many farmers likely have decisions still to make on some of their 2025 acres. Rob Shaffer, who farms in central Illinois, says he has a few fields that could go to either corn or soybeans. “Done a lot of planning, obviously, done a lot of hardship…
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USDA keeps U.S./Mexico border open despite new case of New World screwworm
USDA keeps U.S./Mexico border open despite new case of New World screwworm RFD-TV
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Weaker Movement in Grains
Weaker Movement in Grains | Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2025 Successful Farming
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Did farmers’ smart tractors act “possessed” after receiving a mysterious signal from space?
Did farmers’ smart tractors act “possessed” after receiving a mysterious signal from space ? Glass Almanac
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Argentina Struggling with Dry Weather, Yield Predictions Continue Lower
Brazil’s farmers have struggled with too much rain in the north and not enough in the south. Dr. Michael Cordonnier of Soybean and Corn Advisor, Inc., says the dry weather in Brazil stretches well into Argentina. “Oh yes, absolutely. You know, in Argentina, they did have some beneficial rains over about 40 percent of the…
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South Africa’s white farmers would be among victims if Trump ends growth bill
South Africa’s white farmers would be among victims if Trump ends growth bill MSN
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Weaker U.S. dollar bullish for grains
Weaker U.S. dollar bullish for grains AgUpdate
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Ethanol industry eyeing March for year-round E15 legislation
U.S. Congressman Randy Feenstra of Iowa says it’s very possible language for year-round E-15 could be included in the March Continuing Resolution. “In December, we kicked that can down the road until March 15,” he says. “We have another opportunity in March to hook that on to the Continuing Resolution at that time — or…
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3 Big Things Today, February 19, 2025
3 Big Things Today, February 19, 2025 Successful Farming
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How USAID cuts hurt American farmers
How USAID cuts hurt American farmers Capital Public Radio News
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Senator Marshall Leads Bipartisan Effort to Improve Important Weather Forecasting Tools
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senators Roger Marshall, M.D. (R-Kansas) and Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) introduced bipartisan legislation to strengthen the collection of weather and soil moisture data and improve the accuracy of extreme weather warnings and agriculture forecasts. “The mesonet and soil moisture monitoring probes are crucial tools for Kansans. Weather affects everything on the farm, and…
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Corn Rootworm Management and “The Watch” Sticky Trap Program
Among the many challenges corn growers face each growing season, corn rootworm can be among the most damaging. In this episode of Managing for Profit, DEKALB® Asgrow® Technical Agronomist Andrew Penney of Iowa discusses strategies for protecting yield from this costly pest. The post Corn Rootworm Management and “The Watch” Sticky Trap Program appeared first…
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Best Practices for Extending the Life of Your Farm Machinery
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA.— Farmers, ranchers, and agriculturalists use a medley of tools to achieve their goals. Machinery provides high value but requires upkeep. To save money and have more sustainable practices, workers should lengthen the life cycles of their equipment by using these recommended strategies. Regular Maintenance and Inspections It can be easy to fall…
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EU Exploring Import Restrictions That Could Include U.S. Soy
EU Exploring Import Restrictions That Could Include U.S. Soy Successful Farming
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Small But Capable: Is 2025 The Year of The Utility Tractor?
Small But Capable: Is 2025 The Year of The Utility Tractor? Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
