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Tariff Retaliation Key Concern at Senate Hearing on Farm Economy
KNEB-AM 960 AM – 100.3 FM – Tariff Retaliation Key Concern at Senate Hearing on Farm Economy  Rural Radio Network
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Gains reported for December dairy product production
The USDA says production of most dairy products in December was up on the year, aside from dry milk products, as processors focused on categories with the strongest demand. Total cheese production was nearly 1.2 billion pounds, down about a percent from last year but up four percent from the prior month. Italian cheese production…
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Czech farmers call for stricter EU rules on food origin labels
Czech farmers call for stricter EU rules on food origin labels  TVP World
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Tariff Fears and Weather Woes: How Uncertainty is Fueling Grain Market Volatility
Tariff Fears and Weather Woes: How Uncertainty is Fueling Grain Market Volatility  Inkl
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Farmers Share How to Keep Valuable Soil in Fields
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ill. — When it comes to farming, there is no substitute for experience. This March, producers and landowners can connect with local Illinois farmers and learn from others’ hands-on knowledge on preventing soil loss in their fields at the Cultivating Conversations: Preventing Soil Loss on Your Farm panel discussion for east-central Illinois. Three local…
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Grains Rebound on Fund/Money Flow with a Washout in Cattle on Lower Cash
Grains Rebound on Fund/Money Flow with a Washout in Cattle on Lower Cash  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Wheat ends session solidly higher
Soybeans higher on short covering and technical buying. There’s been more rain in dry parts of Argentina, likely stabilizing crop conditions, but some top end yield potential may have already been lost in some areas. The Buenos Aires Grain Exchange says 68% of Argentina’s soybean crop is good to excellent, 4% lower than a week…
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Feeder cattle down over $5 as Mexican border reopens to shipments
Feeder cattle down over $5 as Mexican border reopens to shipments | Midday Markets | February 6, 2025Â Â Rural Radio Network
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Periodic Updates on the Grains, Livestock Futures Markets
Periodic Updates on the Grains, Livestock Futures Markets  DTN The Progressive Farmer
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UK Why supermarkets are siding with farmers over inheritance tax
Why supermarkets are siding with farmers over inheritance tax  The Conversation
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Mexico pulls back GM corn ban
Mexico is formally repealing its genetically engineered corn import ban. The U.S. Trade Representative says the action makes ineffective two sets of measures that the USTR successfully challenged in the trade dispute, an immediate ban on the use of GE corn in dough and tortillas and an instruction to Mexican government agencies to gradually eliminate…
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Rain Brings Argentina’s Soybean Crops Much-Needed Relief
Rain Brings Argentina’s Soybean Crops Much-Needed Relief  Successful Farming
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Agricultural Giant AGCO Faces Historic Sales Plunge Amid Global Farm Crisis
Agricultural Giant AGCO Faces Historic Sales Plunge Amid Global Farm Crisis  StockTitan
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Record-high egg prices aren’t expected to get cheaper until the 2nd quarter
Record-high egg prices aren’t expected to get cheaper until the 2nd quarter  AOL
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When Will Ag Markets Become Numb to Headlines and Trade Their Own Fundamentals?
When Will Ag Markets Become Numb to Headlines and Trade Their Own Fundamentals?  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Japan Supports Ukraine’s Agricultural Restoration with Nanobubble Technology
Japan Supports Ukraine’s Agricultural Restoration with Nanobubble Technology  Odessa Journal
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Revving Up for the 2025 Championship Tractor Pull
Revving Up for the 2025 Championship Tractor Pull  Farms.com
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U.S. Cattle Herd Contraction is Slowing
The recent Cattle on Feed Report was called neutral-to-slightly-positive by Bernt Nelson, an economist with the American Farm Bureau. He says the overall rate of contraction in the U.S. cattle herd has slowed. However, factors like demand, beef prices, and trade, among other factors, will influence producers’ decisions about what to do with their animals.…
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Ag Manufacturers and Traders Report Tough Profit Outlooks
Several of the biggest agricultural companies in America are feeling a pinch to their bottom lines. Reuters says Archer-Daniels-Midland posted its lowest fourth-quarter profits in six years, thanks to weak oilseed crush margins and uncertainty over U.S. biofuel policy. ADM, based in Chicago, says it’s going to cut costs by $500 million to $750 million…
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A Historic 15 Days in Washington D.C.
It has been a wild first fifteen days of the new Trump Administration in Washington D.C. Randy Russell is president of the Russell Group, and served as Chief of Staff for Secretary of Agriculture John Block, and he says he’s never seen a new president hit the ground running like this. “The number of executive…
