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Kansas City Fed: Farm Lending Declines For a Second Consecutive Quarter In an update last week from the Federal Reserve Bank of […]

The signing of the Phase 1 trade deal with China and approval in the Senate of the USMCA last week saw two […]

In a presentation entitled “Protect Your Farm and Save Money,” four lawyers from the Davis Brown Law Firm in Des Moines, Iowa, told […]

Last week’s post looked at the expanding impact of trade in U.S. meat, especially beef and pork. As a follow-up, this week’s […]

• U.S. wine consumption decreased in 2019 for the first time in 25 years, posting a -0.9% volume loss from the year […]

Farmers’ Optimism Returns Despite Tough Year A long, drawn out crop year and ongoing trade battles didn’t dampen farmers moods, as they […]

Thousands of Corn Acres Left To Harvest In North Dakota The weather continues to be a focus in the Northern Plains. Farmers […]

About 41 percent of the Arizona hemp plants tested for THC have failed Arizona’s budding hemp-growing industry is suffering growing pains as […]

Uncertainty Lingers Regarding Chinese Purchases of U.S. Farm Goods Bloomberg writers Mike Dorning and Michael Hirtzer reported last week that, “President Donald Trump’s […]

800 Minnesota dairy farms have closed in past three years The number of licensed dairy farms in Minnesota continues to decline at […]