Earlier this month, the CDC said at least 1,390 people have been monitored since March because of ex...
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Shopping habits have changed over the past few years, according to Barons Market Senior Vice Preside...
There is an old saying that if you love your job, it really isn’t work. In Brenden Sieren’s case, he...
The Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer is a nationwide measure of the health of the U....
The USDA has lowered its new crop ending stocks estimates for corn and soybeans, while raising the o...
If California regulators allow E15 sales in the state, consumers could save up to $2.7 billion annua...
There are concerns with Chinese purchases of land near U.S. military bases regarding national securi...
Year-to-date sales of tractors and combines show declines from the previous year in all categories e...
Despite staring down a potential ban in the world's largest drone market - the U.S. - DJI says its d...
Experts say the U.S. should look for demand growth and new market opportunities. Why? This past mark...
The U.S. breeding herd, at 6.01 million head, was down 3% from last year. It was also down slightly ...
Mexico’s incoming government will discard a core goal of outgoing President Andres Manuel Lopez Obra...
Public health officials in Colorado announced an adult man had tested positive for avian flu after r...
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 ruling along ideological lines, overturned Chevron and handed authority ...
Fruit may be a staple. It can also be a status symbol prized for flavor, rarity and appearance.
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Colorado Workers Catch Bird Flu from Poultry
Earlier this month, the CDC said at least 1,390 people have been monitored since March because of exposure to infected cattle, and at least 62 people who developed flu-like symptoms were tested for bird flu. To date, four cases were confirmed; two in Michigan and one each in Texas and Colorado.
Read MoreShopping habits have changed over the past few years, according to Barons Market Senior Vice President, Rachel Shemirani. And while alcohol and produce tend to be the first places shoppers cut from their carts when trying to slash spending, retailers say value-added and fresh-cut produce continues...
Read More16-year-old Finds Family in the Show Pig Business
There is an old saying that if you love your job, it really isn’t work. In Brenden Sieren’s case, he believes he has found a business he enjoys that can one day become his career. Brenden, 16, works for Donscheski Show Pigs based in Dunlap, Iowa.
Read MoreThe Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer is a nationwide measure of the health of the U.S. agricultural economy and surveys agricultural producers on economic sentiment each month. According to their latest survey, the farm financial performance index rose slightly.
Read MoreThe USDA has lowered its new crop ending stocks estimates for corn and soybeans, while raising the outlook for wheat.
Read MoreIf California regulators allow E15 sales in the state, consumers could save up to $2.7 billion annually, according to a new study commissioned by the Renewable Fuels Association (RFA).
Read MoreThere are concerns with Chinese purchases of land near U.S. military bases regarding national security and espionage, according to a special report by the Epoch Times. In May, President Joe Biden issued an executive order shutting down Mine One Partners Ltd., a Chinese-owned firm near Warren Air...
Read MoreAEM June Tractor & Combine Report Shows Slower Sales
Year-to-date sales of tractors and combines show declines from the previous year in all categories except 4WD tractors, which were up a mere 2.7%. Sales of combines YTD were off by 17.3%. And for the month of June 2024 versus June 2023 the declines were even more pronounced and across the entire...
Read More300K Ag Drones Reducing Global Chemical Usage
Despite staring down a potential ban in the world's largest drone market - the U.S. - DJI says its drones are making a big impact in global agriculture.
Read MoreBrazil: A Growing Threat to U.S. Exports
Experts say the U.S. should look for demand growth and new market opportunities. Why? This past marketing year, Brazil exported more corn than the U.S. for the first time in history — and it may not be the last time.
Read MoreHogs and Pigs Report Offers Few Surprises
The U.S. breeding herd, at 6.01 million head, was down 3% from last year. It was also down slightly from the previous quarter.
Read MoreMexico to Drop Plan to Cut Yellow Corn Imports
Mexico’s incoming government will discard a core goal of outgoing President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador to reduce imports of yellow corn and achieve self-sufficiency in production of the grain, according to the incoming agriculture minister.
Read MoreColorado Reports Human Case of Bird Flu
Public health officials in Colorado announced an adult man had tested positive for avian flu after reporting mild symptoms, including conjunctivitis, or pink eye.
Read MoreHow the Supreme Court's Big Decision to Overturn the Chevron Doctrine Could Impact Agriculture
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 ruling along ideological lines, overturned Chevron and handed authority back to Congress and the courts. Overturning the doctrine is a significant ruling that limits federal regulatory power.
Read MoreFruit may be a staple. It can also be a status symbol prized for flavor, rarity and appearance.
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