Month: March 2023

A leader with American Farm Bureau says education on ag issues and the 2023 Farm Bill process is critical as there are more than 200 [Read More]

Active weather patterns earlier this year have helped erode drought conditions in parts of the Eastern Corn Belt. Ohio State University Extension Climate Specialist Aaron [Read More]

An Illinois corn farmer says how the U.S. handles Mexico’s import ban on biotech corn could set a precedent for trade negotiations moving forward. Matt [Read More]

Some farmers surveyed in the latest Ag Economy Barometer say that companies are starting to increase the amount they’re willing to pay to lease farmland [Read More]

The Surface Transportation Board has approved Canadian Pacific Railway’s acquisition of Kansas City Southern and some ag groups are expressing their disappointment. In a statement, [Read More]

May corn closed at $6.26 and 1/2, up 5 and 3/4 centsMay soybeans closed at $14.89 and 1/4, down 4 and 1/2 centsMay soybean meal [Read More]

Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. Soybeans saw another round of liquidation, with some spillover from the bearish uncertainty in the broader market, [Read More]

Some transportation experts are saying the shipments of agricultural commodities may face similar challenges this year. Brownfield’s Kellan Heavican has more from the Transportation Go! [Read More]

A survey of farmers by a major analytical firm is projecting higher corn, soybean, and wheat acreage in 2023. Allendale Inc.’s says farmers will plant [Read More]

The price and availability of farmland is one of the biggest barriers facing small and beginning producers. Kody Johnson, an ag banker with CBI Bank [Read More]