Union Members Reject Second Deere & Co. Deal, Extending Strike
The United Auto Workers (UAW) members on strike at John Deere facilities across the Midwest have rejected a proposed agreement…
November Kicks off with Cold and Frost With Storms Expected Throughout the Month
Halloween brought more than trick or treaters this year with a strong cold front moving into the Plains and Midwest…
Striking Workers to Vote On 6-Year Agreement Between John Deere and United Auto Workers
A tentative agreement has been reached between John Deere and the United Auto Workers (UAW) in the ongoing strike of…
Crop Progress Updates: Harvest Progresses at Pace Despite Recent Rain
After pushing well-above average paces for corn and soybean harvest this year, USDA’s latest crop progress report through the week…
Data Shows $30 Billion in USDA Pandemic-Related Funds Have Been Granted to Farmers and Ranchers
USDA data released this past Monday revealed U.S. farmers and ranchers received almost $30.6 billion in pandemic-relief payments over the…
Corn, Soybean Profitability Likely in 2022, Even Among Record Fertilizer Costs
Despite record-high input costs impacting growers across the country, corn is still trending as the top choice for next year’s…
5 Tips for Making Informed Soil Health and Crop Nutrition Decisions
As market uncertainty and supply chain issues run rampant, experts are focusing on the word plan. Beyond assessing your input…
Don’t Get Caught in the Farm Labor Shortage, Start the Hiring Process Now
Labor shortages aren’t only impacting restaurants and retail this year, they’re also impacting every sector of the food supply chain.…
2021 Cotton Prices, Yields Projecting Near Record Highs
Strong yields and record-high prices bring a positive year end to U.S. cotton growers. As of Oct. 24, cotton harvest…
Dairy Prices Climb $3.00 Higher
Dairy prices have rebounded after the September downtrend and a nearly two-week price low. Losing nearly $2.75 since the May…