An ag economist expects labor shortages to continue for the foreseeable future. Nick Paulson, with t...

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An ag economist expects labor shortages to continue for the foreseeable future. Nick Paulson, with t...
A mental health counselor says dealing with stress on the farm has changed in the past few years. Je...
While the U.S. and global economies have continued to grow, the pace has slowed over the second half...
It's hard to believe that we are days away from the end of 2021. Before you know it, we will be welc...
According to the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, sales of all categories of agricultural equ...
High commodity prices and low interest rates fueled a sharp 15% increase in the value of cropland in...
According to the USDA, agricultural export sales are forecast at a record $175.5 billion this fiscal...
In the recently released 2021 Progressive Farmer Reader Insights Study, John Deere was ranked the to...
USDA's Economic Research Service (ERS) updated the 2021 farm sector profit projections last week. Th...
The Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer slipped 5 points in November to a reading of 11...
As you should know, Certified Agriculture Dealerships are the ONLY agriculture facing program in the...
Sanctions on some potash fertilizer imports are being temporarily lifted which should help ease shor...
Labor shortages continue to plague the ag industry, and the livestock sector is no exception. Jara S...
Tyson Foods said this week that it will pay about $50 million in year-end bonuses to frontline and h...
This short, but informative video chronicles the first commercial airline flight using agriculturall...
An ag economist expects labor shortages to continue for the foreseeable future. Nick Paulson, with the University of Illinois, says labor is in short supply with fewer people in the workforce compared to pre-pandemic levels. “The outlook from our perspective is that’s probably not something that...
Read MoreA mental health counselor says dealing with stress on the farm has changed in the past few years. Jessica Beauchamp from Off the Couch Counseling and Consultation says, “It’s probably always existed. People are just reaching out more now.”
Read MoreWhile the U.S. and global economies have continued to grow, the pace has slowed over the second half of 2021. But in the construction and agriculture equipment industries, stronger-than-expected growth this year has many manufacturers feeling optimistic about 2022.According to results from AEM's...
Read MoreIt's hard to believe that we are days away from the end of 2021. Before you know it, we will be welcoming in a new year and new dreams about what the year will bring us.
Read MoreAccording to the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, sales of all categories of agricultural equipment were up year-to-date (January through November). The 2WD tractor category increased by 11.2% with 100+ HP tractors leading the way, up 23.4%. For the 4WD category, sales were up by 17.1%....
Read MoreHigh commodity prices and low interest rates fueled a sharp 15% increase in the value of cropland in the Midwest and Plains in the third quarter, according to surveys of ag bankers by four regional Federal Reserve banks (Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis and Dallas). “Alongside prospects for...
Read MoreAccording to the USDA, agricultural export sales are forecast at a record $175.5 billion this fiscal year, but just like the record set last year, the crest was not as high as it looked in the summer.
Read MoreIn the recently released 2021 Progressive Farmer Reader Insights Study, John Deere was ranked the top tractor brand in the Most Durable, Best Ownership Experience and Highest Owner Loyalty categories for full size tractors.
Read MoreUSDA's Economic Research Service (ERS) updated the 2021 farm sector profit projections last week. The ERS now forecasts U.S. net farm income to increase by $18.4 billion from 2020 to $116.8 billion in 2021. Net farm income is a broader measure of farm sector profitability that incorporates noncash...
Read MoreThe Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer slipped 5 points in November to a reading of 116 as farmers continue to be concerned about the future outlook for the agricultural economy.
Read MoreAs you should know, Certified Agriculture Dealerships are the ONLY agriculture facing program in the entire automotive industry. Farmers will ALWAYS give their business to a specialty agriculture store first, IF they have that option in the market. Which they DO, with YOU.
Read MoreSanctions on some potash fertilizer imports are being temporarily lifted which should help ease shortages.
Read MoreLabor shortages continue to plague the ag industry, and the livestock sector is no exception. Jara Settles with the Livestock Marketing Association says the labor squeeze goes beyond processing facilities. “Even our own livestock auction markets members have been seeing labor as a huge challenge,”...
Read MoreTyson Foods said this week that it will pay about $50 million in year-end bonuses to frontline and hourly meatpacking workers starting this month, as companies compete to attract and retain employees. The one-time bonuses for 86,000 eligible Tyson employees will be based on tenure and range from...
Read MoreThis short, but informative video chronicles the first commercial airline flight using agriculturally-based fuel. The video also tells how inflation is impacting purchasing decisions of consumers, especially those with lower to middle incomes. And – there’s a special treat at the end.
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