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Corn and Soybeans Make New Lows and Its Not Just Funds That Are Selling
AgDay Markets Now: John Heinberg Says Corn and Soybeans Make New Lows and Its Not Just Funds That Are Selling Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Agricultural trade turnover between Ukraine and the EU increased to $8.2 billion
Agricultural trade turnover between Ukraine and the EU increased to $8.2 billion Українські Національні Новини
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‘Outside markets’ weigh on ag prices
‘Outside markets’ weigh on ag prices The Western Producer
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EPA Grants Emergency Fuel Waiver to Midwest States Impacted by Joliet Refinery Shutdown
EPA Grants Emergency Fuel Waiver to Midwest States Impacted by Joliet Refinery Shutdown Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Farm Aid Festival Returns to New York Amid Loss of 3000 NY Farms in Five Years
Farm Aid Festival Returns to New York Amid Loss of 3000 NY Farms in Five Years Look to the Stars
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Williamsburg ag manufacturer lays off 193 employees
Williamsburg ag manufacturer lays off 193 employees The Gazette
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Corn and Soybeans Make Fresh Lows: Is the Pressure From Supply or Demand?
Corn and Soybeans Make Fresh Lows: Is the Pressure From Supply or Demand? Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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The potato: from the farm to the grocery store
Potatoes are grown on more than 1 million acres of ground across the United States. Annually, 41.3 billion pounds of potatoes are grown in the United States. Alsum Farms, based in Wisconsin, grows multiple different varieties of potatoes – russets, reds, whites, fingerlings, creamers, organic potatoes, and goldens. AUDIO: Healthy Living with Jeff Huber on…
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Profitability pacing technology adaptation
A pair of Illinois farmers say profitability concerns are the primary factor in adapting new technology. “First and foremost, it’s the bottom line, and the cost, and what that rate of return might be?” Illinois Farm Bureau vice president Evan Hultine, who farms in Bureau County, says it’s a balancing act. “But I think we…
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Central South Dakota wheat has been “really good”
The general manager of Oahe Grain Corporation in central South Dakota says a good winter wheat harvest is wrapping up and promising spring wheat harvest has begun. Tim Luken tells Brownfield a lot of grain elevators in the area are full of winter wheat. “I just got off the phone with a few farmers today…
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Profit Downturn Continues for Global Ag Traders
Profit Downturn Continues for Global Ag Traders grainjournal.com
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A Role Reversal In Grain And Cattle Markets?
A Role Reversal In Grain And Cattle Markets? Barchart
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Virginia drought the worst in recent memory, ranchers say
Virginia drought the worst in recent memory, ranchers say Martinsville Bulletin
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Old crop corn sales hit marketing year low
Old crop export sales for several key commodities hit marketing year lows during the week ending July 25th. The USDA says those sales of corn, soybean meal, and rice all dipped significantly from the previous week due to a combination of factors, including competition from other exporters. New crop corn and soybean sales were also…
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Tar spot ramping up in Western Corn Belt
A tech service representative with BASF says the wet growing season has led to increased reports of tar spot in corn fields. Kurt Maertens says the Western Corn Belt has been impacted the most. “We’re right at the tail end of that laten period with tar spot, which is like 21 days. I’m getting more…
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China, trying to address trade deficit, moves to boost agriculture imports from Africa
China, trying to address trade deficit, moves to boost agriculture imports from Africa Voice of America – VOA News
