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Big U.S. soybean crop weighs on canola prices
Big U.S. soybean crop weighs on canola prices The Western Producer
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The Ukraine Report: Farmers are collaborating with American agronomists
The Ukraine Report: Farmers are collaborating with American agronomists RFD-TV
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4 Quick Succession Planning Tips
4 Quick Succession Planning Tips With Attorney Jim Angell Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Canada Gov moves to end rail shutdown, but disruption threat continues
Despite a referral for binding arbitration, workers at Canadian National issued a fresh 72-hour strike notice while CPKC has yet to lift an employee lockout.
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Canadian rail uncertainty continues amid government action
The Canadian government has taken action to help end a rail shutdown, but an ag transportation expert says the situation is far from over. Mike Steenhoek, executive director of the Soy Transportation Coalition, says Canadian National Railway workers returned to work on Friday. “It remains a very fluid situation,” he said. “The Canadian Labor Ministry…
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Low falling numbers could have a big impact on wheat market
Low falling numbers could have a big impact on wheat market Agweek
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Imports of Animal Fats and Processed Oils Have Skyrocketed
U.S. imports of animal fats, greases, and processed oils, including used cooking oil, skyrocketed to almost five billion in 2023 from 2.2 billion pounds in 2022. The surge in imports has been driven by rising domestic production of biomass-based diesel – fuels derived from animal fats and vegetable oils – to meet U.S federal and…
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Temps to vary across the Heartland next week; welcome moisture ahead for the Great Plains
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of above-normal temperatures nationwide, though cooler-than-normal conditions are expected from the northern Intermountain West to the northern High Plains. Meanwhile, near- to below-normal rainfall will be centered over the lower Ohio and middle Mississippi River Valleys as well as the Northwest, while wetter-than-normal weather…
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Grain farmers and pork producers bearing the brunt of brief rail stoppage
Grain farmers and pork producers bearing the brunt of rail stoppage Cochrane Eagle
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USDA chief economist says farmland values rise, questions strength
USDA chief economist says farmland values rise, questions strength KIWARadio.com
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Moving Iron: How did we get here?
Moving Iron: How did we get here? Successful Farming
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Battle lines drawn in West over public lands
Battle lines drawn in West over public lands Farm Progress
