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U.S. to Export Potatoes to Mexico for First Time in 15 Years
U.S. potato growers will now be able to export to Mexico for the first time in 15 years. U.S. Ag…
Meat Production Expected to Decline in 2022, Consumer Consumption Follows Suit
Despite increased broiler production, total meat numbers are expected to decrease in 2022, according to the latest forecasts from the…
U.S. Corn Exports Get Unexpected Bump from China. More on the Way?
U.S. corn exports received an unexpected bump this week when China purchased 1.084 million tonnes, marking its largest buy of…
USDA Announces Additional Payments To Livestock, Crop Producers
The USDA announced this past Friday that additional emergency relief payments may soon be coming for farmers and ranchers. Livestock…
Ocean Shipping Reform Act Passed through Senate
The Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 2021, which seeks to help fix supply chains and ease shipping backlogs, was passed…
Tips for Finding Equipment Parts When Your Dealer is Out of Stock
When you’re in the thick of planting season the last thing you want is downtime from a disruption, be it…
Cold April Temperatures to Impact Start of Planting
Spring frost risks have pushed back preferred planting start dates across most of the U.S. Corn Belt. A DTN April…
U.S. Citrus Production Lowest in 50 Years
The latest USDA fruit outlook report outlines the lean year that was 2021 for domestic citrus supplies. According to the…
Payment Relief Coming for High Fertilizer Prices? Not Yet.
With no relief in sight, sky-high fertilizer prices will continue to knock on the door of profit potential this growing…
Lawmakers Tap Biden Administration to Remove Summer Sales Restrictions on Ethanol
In an effort to lower sky-rocketing fuel prices in the U.S., the Biden Administration is considering the removal of summer…