Skip to content

Click Here For Trucks, Dealers, Financing, & Protection Plans

Get your free AgPack ID
  • There are no suggestions because the search field is empty.

Agriculture
Intelligence Report

Nov 2, 2026

High Beef Prices Aren’t Delivering Anticipated Lift in Protein Demand

A livestock economist says record-high beef prices haven’t had the impact on other proteins the industry expected.Jaime Luke with Michigan State University says beef demand hasn’t softened.

Read More
Nov 2, 2026

Value-Added Chicken Products Driving Growth in U.S. Poultry Industry

The lead economist for animal protein at CoBank says the U.S. poultry industry is focused on increasing the use of value-add products to help meet rising consumer demand.

Read More
Nov 2, 2026

Potato Industry Urges Trump to Open Japan Market to U.S. Potatoes

The CEO of the National Potato Council says opening Japan’s market to U.S. fresh table-stock potatoes will likely require help from President Trump.

Read More
Nov 2, 2026

Fewer Rice Acres Raise Concerns Over Industry’s Future

An extension agronomist says another year of reduced Arkansas rice acres could lead to permanent losses of ag infrastructure.

Read More
Nov 2, 2026

USDA Forecasts Record Soybean Crush on Strong Biofuel Demand

USDA is forecasting record soybean crush this marketing year on strong biofuel demand and expanded processing capacity.

Read More
Nov 2, 2026

Farm Bill Still Has a Chance in Lame Duck Session

Senate Ag Committee Chairman John Boozman says there’s still a good chance Congress could pass a new farm bill during the lame duck session, with committee leaders working toward a bipartisan agreement. He says President Trump supports getting a bill done and farmers don’t want another one-year...

Read More
Oct 26, 2026

Input Prices Influence Plans for Next Growing Season

A pair of farmers say the timing of purchasing inputs remains one of the biggest challenges for 2027.

Read More
Oct 26, 2026

Stalled USMCA Talks Raise Concerns Across Farm Country

Farm and commodity groups say uncertainty surrounding USMCA negotiations is creating concern across agriculture. Industry leaders warn that losing reliable access to Mexican and Canadian markets could significantly impact grain prices and farm income, while USDA officials say the administration is...

Read More
Oct 26, 2026

Soybean Export Sales Shoot Sharply Higher

The USDA confirmed stronger U.S. soybean export sales due to demand from China. Several of the main commodities did see week-to-week improvements thanks to key trading partners.

Read More
Oct 26, 2026

Dairy Expansion and More Cow Output Increases September Milk Supplies

Dairy herd growth in some regions and more efficient cows pushed September milk production higher.

Read More
Oct 26, 2026

Diesel Aid Could Push 2026 Payments to Farmers to A Record $55 Billion

Progressive Farmer's Chris Clayton reported that USDA's recently announced Harvest Fuel Relief Program could "push U.S. government payments to farmers in 2026 to $55.4 billion, based on USDA's earlier net farm income forecast with $8 billion added to it. The highest previous aid year was $45.6...

Read More
Oct 26, 2026

More New Crop Corn Boosts Ethanol Production

U.S. ethanol production, stocks, and exports were all above recent levels. Producer margins are solid.U.S. ethanol production hit a more than one-month high.The U.S. Energy Information Administration says production averaged 1.094 million barrels per day, up 29,000 on the week of October 15 thanks...

Read More
Oct 19, 2026

Chinese State-Owned Trading Firms Return to U.S. Market

Chinese state-owned trading firmshave purchased another 10 to 13 cargoes of U.S. soybeans, adding to a major round of buying recently and signaling renewed demand from China. The latest purchases are scheduled for shipment between December and March. Combined with 8 to 10 cargoes booked recently,...

Read More
Oct 19, 2026

Strong Sales Push Farmland Values Higher

Farmland values are increasing in parts of the Midwest despite challenges in the ag economy.

Read More
Oct 19, 2026

USDA Secretary Rollins Builds Upon Great American Cotton Plan

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins visited Giesenschlag Farms in Caldwell, Texas, where she announced two new actions under the Great American Cotton Plan to strengthen support for American cotton producers.

Read More
  • There are no suggestions because the search field is empty.

Subscribe via Email

Most Recent

Find a Certified Agriculture Dealer

Discover your trusted partner in agriculture – find your certified dealer today and elevate your farming journey.

Interested in becoming a Certified Agriculture Dealer?

Find a Truck at AgTruckTrader.com

All trucks come with AgPack, with nearly $45,000* in money saving offers for your farm/ranch!

Find an AgPack Qualifying Truck