TOP AG NEWS
Corn and Soybean Harvests Continue Above-Average Pace
A warmer, drier than usual start to the fall season has allowed growers to get in the fields sooner and…
Fertilizer Expert Encourages Growers to Put Anhydrous on Corn Acres this Fall
With continuing spiked fertilizer prices and supply uncertainty for next year’s growing season, experts are weighing in with their recommended…
USDA Announces $100 Million in Loan Guarantees to Support Food Supply Chains
To combat weaknesses in the food supply chain, Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack announced $100 million in funding as part…
Perfect Storm of Pressure Weighs on Dairy Industry
Be it market inflation, sky-high input costs or difficulty finding labor, the pressures the U.S. dairy industry is facing continue…
What Factors to Consider When Determining if You’re Eligible for an Indemnity Payment
As harvest progresses, it’s a good time for farmers to assess their yields as it relates to their crop insurance…
African Swine Fever Vaccine One Step Closer to Fruition
The USDA Agricultural Research Service announced this past Thursday a successful blocking of the African Swine Fever (ASF) virus in…
Soybeans Surprise in Grain Stocks Report
The latest USDA Grain Stocks and Small Grains Summary Report featured bearish change to an otherwise bullish outlook. The report…
California Governor Signs Largest Climate Investment in State History
California Governor Gavin Newsom recently announced a $15 billion package to address various climate-related impacts on the state. The legislation…
Vietnam to Reduce its Tariff Rate on Imported Pork, A Positive Step for U.S. Access
Better access to Vietnamese pork markets is on the horizon for U.S. pork producers. The tariff rate, currently at 15%…
What to Do After a Storm Strikes Your Farm
With storm-related crop damage occuring more frequently due to natural disasters related to drought, flooding, derechos, tornadoes, hail and more,…