Select Page

  Top Stories

Promoting swine herd health with feed additives

Promoting swine herd health with feed additives

As always, swine herd health is a top priority for Iowa producers. Producers who are looking for ways to mitigate the effects of endemic diseases and guard against potential foreign animal disease outbreaks may want to consider using feed additives. Rob Patterson, vice president of innovation and commercialization at CBS Bio Platforms, said their feed additives can help enhance efficiency, optimize gut health, and boost overall pig performance. Patterson said their innovative approach to...

read more
Growing crush capacity shifts soy demand priorities

Growing crush capacity shifts soy demand priorities

For decades, one of the soybean industry's biggest challenges was finding new markets for soybean oil. Today, however, the conversation is changing. Growing demand from renewable diesel and other biofuel markets has helped create new opportunities for soybean oil,...

Swine industry remains cautious about NWS

Swine industry remains cautious about NWS

Earlier this week, the USDA announced that there was an official detection of New World Screwworm (NWS) in the U.S. The pest was found in a three-week-old calf in South Texas. Since NWS is an indiscriminate parasite, all warm-blooded mammals are at risk of infestation...

Ag economy barometer drops in May

Ag economy barometer drops in May

The Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer dropped in May. Michael Langemeier, director of Purdue University’s Center for Commercial Agriculture, talked about the decline. Farmers appeared to be deeply concerned about current conditions. Langemeier said...

Recapping a disappointing week in the grain market trade

Recapping a disappointing week in the grain market trade

It has been a difficult week of trade in the grains and oilseeds markets to say the least. Corn and soybeans grinded lower to begin the week and then saw significant losses on Thursday and Friday. Matt Bennett is the CEO and co-founder of AgMarket.Net and he tells the...

Livestock groups react to NWS confirmation

Livestock groups react to NWS confirmation

U.S. livestock groups reacted to the USDA’s confirmation of the New World Screwworm in South Texas. “The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association and our state partner organizations have been working for more than a year to combat the incursion of the New World...

     Video

   More Ag News