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US beef imports likely to peak this year before falling through to 2029, USDA forecasts
US beef imports likely to peak this year before falling through to 2029, USDA forecasts  Beef Central
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Nebraska USDA workers face unprecedented layoffs
Nebraska USDA workers face unprecedented layoffs  The North Platte Bulletin
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USDA’s Brooke Rollins visits Denver to discuss agricultural challenges
USDA’s Brooke Rollins visits Denver to discuss agricultural challenges  The Denver Gazette
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BASF showcases success of fungicides
During The Science Behind the Future of Fungicides media event held Saturday, BASF scientists along with farmers discussed the impact of fluctuating weather and disease pressures and how tailored fungicide solutions are driving consistent performance and profitability in farm fields. Scott Kay, Vice President of U.S. Ag Solutions with BASF told Brownfield for twenty years…
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Record-high results for 2025 Illinois Performance Tested Bull Sale
URBANA, Ill. — Strong tradition leads to strong results at the Illinois Performance Tested Bull Sale at the Illinois State Fairgrounds. The sale held during the Illinois Beef Expo averaged $7,096 on 33 lots, reaching an all-time record-high average for the sale. “This sale continues to be one of the best sources for total performance genetics in…
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USDA Insurance Deadline Fast Approaching
USDA Insurance Deadline Fast Approaching  seehafernews.com
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‘This business just wouldn’t exist’ – Farmer says federal program critical to success
‘This business just wouldn’t exist’ – Farmer says federal program critical to success  Wausau Pilot and Review
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Sec. Rollins Meets Press at #Classic25
Sec. Rollins Meets Press at #Classic25Â Â AgWired
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Iowa Biodiesel Producers Struggle Amid Federal Policy, Market Challenges
ANKENY, Iowa — Across Iowa, many once-bustling biodiesel plants now sit idle or operate at minimal capacity, casualties of volatile market conditions and federal policy uncertainty. These facilities, which have long fueled Iowa’s agricultural economy and America’s energy needs, face an uncertain future as critical industry policies remain unresolved. Among them is Western Dubuque Biodiesel…
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Why Border Officials Are Seizing More Eggs Than Ever
Why Border Officials Are Seizing More Eggs Than Ever  AOL
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Mass culling has not stopped bird flu. Is there a better solution?
Mass culling has not stopped bird flu. Is there a better solution?  MSN
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Agriculture 2.0: The Rise of Regenerative Farming in Combating Climate Change
Agriculture 2.0: The Rise of Regenerative Farming in Combating Climate Change  MSN
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Sorghum growers dealt with numerous issues
Sorghum growers dealt with numerous issues  High Plains Journal
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Young engineers in making: Farm visits inspire children to explore agricultural machinery
Young engineers in making: Farm visits inspire children to explore agricultural machinery  Farmers Guide
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Rollins looks to beat deadline for market relief, disaster aid
Rollins looks to beat deadline for market relief, disaster aid  Agri-Pulse
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Ag trade deficit hits record as food imports soar
Ag trade deficit hits record as food imports soar  Farm Progress
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Farmers Watch As Next-Generation Biofuels Chase Market Growth In 2025
Farmers Watch As Next-Generation Biofuels Chase Market Growth In 2025Â Â Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Syngenta Reinforces Its Focus on Biologicals
Syngenta Reinforces Its Focus on Biologicals  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Are Egg Producers Inflating Prices During the Bird Flu Outbreak to Boost Profits?
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Egg producers blame the bird flu outbreak for driving prices to record highs, but critics believe giant companies are taking advantage of their market dominance to profit handsomely at the expense of budget-conscious egg buyers. Advocacy groups, Democratic lawmakers and a Federal Trade Commission member are calling for a government investigation after egg…
