TOP AG NEWS
Soybean Harvest 73% complete, Corn at 66%
Corn and soybean harvest progress continues to move ahead by double digits according to the latest USDA Crop Progress report.…
$50 Million in USDA Funds Allocated to Support Beginning Farmers
USDA announced Wednesday the investment of over $50 million to 140 organizations and institutions that teach and train beginning farmers…
Supply Issues Crunch Input Availability, Spike Prices by as Much as 300%
Input prices know no bounds this year, and 2022 is growing more ominous by the week, especially when it comes…
Consumer Beef Prices Continue Uphill Hike
Consumer beef prices continue to rise, driven largely by strong domestic and international demand, labor shortages, supply chain disruptions and…
Patterns Predict Snow for the Corn Belt by November 15
After enjoyable fall weather for much of the Corn Belt, weather patterns are trending towards a cold and wet start…
Iconic 80,000-Acre Texas Ranch Lists for $200 Million
A famous, northern-Texas ranch is up for sale for the first time in 120 years at a cool $200 million.…
$1.15 Billion in USDA Funds to be Allocated for Bringing High-Speed Internet to Rural Communities
U.S. Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack, on behalf of USDA, pledged his commitment this past Friday for $1.15 billion to be…
Grape Supplies Abundant, Quality and Market Concerns Linger
Despite summer heatwaves and drought, there will be no shortage of table grapes as 2021 comes to a close. California…
October Cattle On Feed Report Shows Cash Price Rut Continues
Bearish negotiated cash cattle prices are continuing their weeks-long trend, even as numbers showed a modest decline. The reason? Packers…
Latest Patterns Show La Niña Likely to Cause Above-Average Temperatures and Drought for Southern Plains
Drought predictions remain for the entire U.S. Southern Plains region, according to the latest 30 and 90-day forecasts from DTN…