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Wheat Market Reaches 14-Year High
Wheat futures hit daily trading limits this week, soaring to a 14-year high as of Wednesday. Both May and July…
Reflecting on the Evolution and Impact of FFA
As National FFA week drew to a close this past week, the organization reflected on the many ways it has…
Ag Groups Show Mixed Responses on State of Union Address
Ag groups around the country have had mixed reactions to President Biden’s State of the Union address Tuesday. The Renewable…
Bird Flu Cases Now Confirmed in Iowa, Connecticut
Back in the news again, USDA announced Wednesday yet another confirmation of the highly pathogenic avian influenza in two non-commercially…
La Niña to Bring Possible Challenges at Start of Growing Season
La Niña’s impact on North American weather will continue through to May, despite its loosening grip on the Pacific Ocean.…
South American Drought Slashes Soybean Forecasts, Bringing Bullish Implications for U.S. Exports
The decline to South American crop production continues amidst devastating drought, shrinking the overall global soybean crop. USDA has lowered…
How Will the Russian Invasion of Ukraine Impact the U.S. Meat Market?
While the volatility in the grains from the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to make headlines, the U.S. meat market is likely…
Spring Crop Insurance Prices Will Set Records, Provide Added Risk Management
This spring’s crop insurance price will easily hit a new record for soybeans at an estimated $14.32. The previous record…
Volatility Remains in Grain Markets
The whirlwind that has been the commodity markets continued with more volatility as March contracts go into delivery. While corn…
Crop Insurance, Conservation Work in Tandem Against Climate Change
Crop insurance continues to serve as a first line of defense against climate change for U.S. farmers. National Crop Insurance…