Month: May 2023

A west central Indiana farmer says his crops could use some rain after wrapping up planting. Kevin Cox says a wet and cool start turned [Read More]

Jul. corn closed at $5.94, unchangedJul. soybeans closed at $12.99 and 3/4, up 3 and 1/4 centsJul. soybean meal closed at $393.40, down 80 centsJul. soybean [Read More]

A farmer and market analyst in northeastern South Dakota says the prevent plant story has shifted slightly in the Northern Plains as field conditions improved. [Read More]

Soybeans were mostly lower on bull spreading. U.S. soybean planting is ahead of average with some areas wrapping up this week and emergence is faster [Read More]

The USDA says farmers made more in April than in March while paying a little less. The department’s index of prices received by farmers was [Read More]

A farmer in southern Minnesota says spring planting has moved quickly this year. Chad Willis tells Brownfield it didn’t take long to get a crop [Read More]

Southwest Nebraska farmer Andy Jobman says timely rains have significantly recharged the soil profile helping crops get off to a fast start. “Going into planting, [Read More]

A Midwestern state legislature has passed a law requiring that gas stations must offer 15 percent blended ethanol fuel. Nebraska Corn Growers Association Chairman Andy [Read More]

The executive director of Farmers for Free Trade says overcoming non-tariff trade barriers should be a priority for the Biden administration as they continue work [Read More]

Disagreements between Russia and Ukraine over agriculture exports have put the future of the Black Sea Grain Initiative in jeopardy once again. Jim McCormick with [Read More]