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Brazilian Drought Threatens Corn Crop
Adding to the list of global supply chain concerns, Brazil’s ongoing drought has elevated, threatening its top grain-producing state. Facing…
With Corn Planting Drastically Behind, How Could it Impact Yields?
Corn planting has been slow to take off in key areas, particularly in Iowa, Illinois and Indiana, which make up…
Tips for Developing a Livestock Emergency Preparedness Plan
With wildfires sweeping the drought-stricken plains and ongoing severe weather concerns popping up with the springtime, emergency preparedness for your…
EPA Invests $50 Billion in Rural Water Infrastructure, Hopeful Economic Development Will Follow
EPA announced this week the investment of $50 billion in rural water infrastructure through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The investment…
Food Inflation Near All-Time High, Expected to Continue
USDA raised its consumer food price inflation forecasts again this month, with all food prices now rising 5% to 6%…
Cattle Price Discovery Legislation Continues Hearings
The highly concentrated cattle market continues to be a focal point in Congressional hearings as lawmakers attempt to support cattle…
Can Cover Crops Serve as Forage? Livestock Producers Look to Reduce Feed Costs
Cover crops are a focal point of agricultural conservation. But can they lend a hand in profitability for livestock producers?…
Slow Planting Progress in Latest USDA Report
Monday’s USDA Crop Progress report showed some slight progress in corn and soybean planting. The fourth report of the year…
High Winds Exacerbate Drought Condiitons throughout U.S.
Powerful wind gusts have plagued farmers and ranchers this spring, but are they more of a nuisance this year than…
Historic North Dakota Snow, Rain Storms Create New Challenges for Farmers and Ranchers
Many would think back-to-back blizzards and torrential rains in drought-stricken North Dakota would come as a positive sign. USDA meteorologist…