Month: November 2022

Many people are still seeing high food prices in the grocery store. A recent survey by American Farm Bureau looked specifically at the cost of [Read More]

A new survey by AgReliant Genetics confirms tar spot is a top concern for farmers ahead of the 2023 season. Christy Toedebusch, vice president of [Read More]

Ag groups across the country are calling on Congress to confirm nominees for two key ag positions before the end of the year. Brian Kuehl, [Read More]

A South Dakota cattleman says there’s been a shift in the cattle industry. President-elect of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Todd Wilkinson says tighter cattle [Read More]

Contraction in the cattle industry is showing no signs of slowing. University of Missouri’s Scott Brown says high beef cow and heifer slaughter rates are [Read More]

Soybeans were higher on commercial and technical buying. Domestic crush margins are strong, soybean meal and crude oil were up during the session, and China [Read More]

Dec. corn closed at $6.62, down 3 and 3/4 centsJan. soybeans closed at $14.69 and 1/2, up 10 centsDec. soybean meal closed at $417.70, up [Read More]

Corteva Agriscience continues its expansion in the biologicals space. Corteva has signed an agreement to acquire Houston-based Stoller Group, one of the largest independent biologicals [Read More]

The House has passed a bipartisan bill that would prevent a nationwide rail strike.  It passed on a 290 to 137 vote. The measure, H.J. [Read More]

U.S. farm income fell from September to October as expenditures grew slightly. The USDA’s index of prices received for October was down 2.7% with decreases [Read More]