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What Drove the Rally in Grains Tuesday and Can the Market Build on It?
Don Roose: What Drove the Rally in Grains Tuesday and Can the Market Build on It?  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Ag trade deficit to set back-to-back-to-back records
Ag trade deficit to set back-to-back-to-back records  Successful Farming
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Kansas farmers looking at innovative technology to improve efficiency
Kansas farmers looking at innovative technology to improve efficiency  MSN
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New Puma tractors from Case IH help increase productivity
The new Puma model tractor from the Case IH features a new transmission that makes its use more productive for farmers and operators. The Puma model tractors were designed with livestock and dairy producers in mind. But as JE Cadle, marketing manager with Case IH details — this newer model can also be used by…
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In drought-hit Greece, water trucks are keeping crops alive
Drying lakes and thirsty trees: In drought-hit Greece, water trucks are keeping crops alive  The Washington Post
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Pleasant Weather Good for Iowa Crops
Pleasant Weather Good for Iowa Crops  KMCH.com
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The EU begins preparing for a trade and agricultural policy change in the wake of Ukraine’s accession
The EU begins preparing for a trade and agricultural policy change in the wake of Ukraine’s accession.  Ukraine Business News
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Expansive Global Supply Outlook Helps Push Wheat Prices Lower
Expansive Global Supply Outlook Helps Push Wheat Prices Lower  International Banker
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Forage Nitrate Toxicity a Major Concern as Drought Worsens
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Weather conditions across Ohio have been challenging this growing season with some areas of the state reaching a D3 drought status. Other areas of the state may not currently be under drought status but are drier than normal and at risk of quickly experiencing a flash drought. These adverse growing conditions can…
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Several ag tax benefits in limbo after 2025
An ag tax professor says several tax benefits are scheduled to expire at the end of 2025. Roger McEowen with the Washburn University School of Law says the qualified business income deduction would be eliminated. “This is a 20% deduction against a farmer’s business income. If I have farm income of $300,000, that’s a $60,000…
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More demand needed to help with commodity prices
Lower corn and soybean prices are attracting some new export demand, but an extension economist at the University of Missouri says there hasn’t been as much demand as expected yet, especially from one key buyer. Ben Brown says China still isn’t buying much from the United States and if that continues, it will be a…
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Store and ignore isn’t a plan
Store and ignore isn’t a plan  Farm Progress
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U.S. says Bioceres genetically modified wheat can be grown safely
U.S. says Bioceres genetically modified wheat can be grown safely  Successful Farming
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Grains End Higher with Key Reversals in Corn and Wheat
Grains End Higher with Key Reversals in Corn and Wheat: Is This Bottoming Action or Just Short Covering?  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Quick and Easy After-School Snacks with Plant Protein
ANKENY, Iowa — The Soyfoods Council offers an array of after-school snack ideas. Soy protein satisfies snack cravings and keeps hunger away until dinnertime. Offering more healthful after-school snacks makes sense. According to CDC health data, approximately 20% of U.S. children and adolescents are obese. Also, a new study presented at the 2024 annual meeting…
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USDA predicts ethanol exports will reach a record 2 billion gallons in FY 2025
USDA predicts ethanol exports will reach a record 2 billion gallons in FY 2025Â Â Ethanol Producer Magazine
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USDA raises estimate of ag trade deficit
USDA raises estimate of ag trade deficit  Agri-Pulse
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USDA: Corn use for fuel ethanol production at 495 million bushels in June
USDA: Corn use for fuel ethanol production at 495 million bushels in June  Ethanol Producer Magazine
