According to a USDA survey, the 2022 U.S. almond crop may be down as much as 11% from last year beca...
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According to Avant Marketing Group’s 2022 Power Brand Study, 60% of surveyed farmers owned a John De...
It’s decidedly iced tea season in Florida, but whether you take your tea hot or iced, sweet or unswe...
The Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer Farmer Sentiment Index rose 6 points in July to...
A farm real estate specialist expects land prices to remain steady through the rest of the summer. A...
Going back almost 100 years, the legacy of the farm bill largely tracks the history of food producti...
This map from AgDay meteorologist Matt Yarasewick shows just how heavily the rain fell last week. Th...
The Biden administration should give some immediate, short-term relief to farmers by eliminating tar...
United Soybean Board (USB) leaders say the demand is great for high oleic (HO) soybeans, but there a...
Did you know that more than 66,000 U.S. pig farms sold more than 140 million hogs in 2021 worth over...
It is hard to fill farm jobs in rural America. To attract more employees, farm owners may have to sw...
U.S. grocery food inflation is expected to top 10% in 2022, reported USDA in an updated Food Price O...
Russia and Ukraine have agreed to export millions of tons of Ukrainian grain and Russian fertilizer ...
Watermelon farming is a family tradition on this row crop operation.
EPA officially issued an emergency waiver in May to allow year-round E15, offering Americans the opp...
U.S. Almond Crop Expected to be Down 11%
According to a USDA survey, the 2022 U.S. almond crop may be down as much as 11% from last year because of weather and water woes. The smaller crop may help to correct an oversupply exacerbated by supply chain issues that slowed exports and left too many nuts unsold.
Read MoreAccording to Avant Marketing Group’s 2022 Power Brand Study, 60% of surveyed farmers owned a John Deere combine, followed by Case IH at 28.2% and Gleaner at 4%. The study surveyed 400 corn and soybean farmers across 20 Corn Belt states, who were required to have at least 500 tillable acres to...
Read MoreFlorida’s Next Commodity: Tea?
It’s decidedly iced tea season in Florida, but whether you take your tea hot or iced, sweet or unsweet, black or green, the infused leaf in your cup could soon come from a Florida farm.
Read MorePurdue Survey Shows Farmer Sentiment Up Slightly
The Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer Farmer Sentiment Index rose 6 points in July to a reading of 103. Producers were somewhat more optimistic about both current and future economic conditions on their farms when compared to June. The Index of Current Conditions rose 10 points to a...
Read MoreLand Prices Holding Firm
A farm real estate specialist expects land prices to remain steady through the rest of the summer. According to Randy Dickhut with Farmers National Company, competition has been high for good cropland with stronger commodity prices. “We will soon be ramping up from August to September pre-harvest,...
Read MoreWhat is the Farm Bill and Why Does it Matter?
Going back almost 100 years, the legacy of the farm bill largely tracks the history of food production in the United States as the legislation evolves to meet the needs of its modern-day constituents – farmers and consumers. Agriculture’s role in providing food security, and in turn national...
Read MoreThis map from AgDay meteorologist Matt Yarasewick shows just how heavily the rain fell last week. The pocket surrounding Troy, Missouri, saw 14.2 inches of rain. The narrow band caused historic totals in some areas. The map indicates the system also dropped more than 9 inches of rain in areas on...
Read MoreThe Biden administration should give some immediate, short-term relief to farmers by eliminating tariffs on imported fertilizer from Morocco, three prominent agricultural groups say.
Read MoreUnited Soybean Board (USB) leaders say the demand is great for high oleic (HO) soybeans, but there are challenges in meeting the demand.
Read MoreDid you know that more than 66,000 U.S. pig farms sold more than 140 million hogs in 2021 worth over $28 billion in gross cash receipts? A new economic report from the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) highlights how America’s pig farmers are significant contributors to the agriculture and...
Read MoreIt’s Costing More to Employ Farmworkers
It is hard to fill farm jobs in rural America. To attract more employees, farm owners may have to sweeten the pot, and that includes higher wages.
Read MoreGrocery Inflation to Top 10% in 2022
U.S. grocery food inflation is expected to top 10% in 2022, reported USDA in an updated Food Price Outlook report.
Read MoreRussia and Ukraine have agreed to export millions of tons of Ukrainian grain and Russian fertilizer through the Black Sea to help avoid a global food crisis.
Read MoreWatermelon farming is a family tradition on this row crop operation.
Read MoreEPA officially issued an emergency waiver in May to allow year-round E15, offering Americans the opportunity to purchase ethanol during summer months for the first time since the renewable fuel standard’s inception under the Energy Policy Act in 2005.
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