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Adjustments to the soybean balance sheets in USDA April WASDE report

Adjustments to the soybean balance sheets in USDA April WASDE report

The monthly WASDE reports from USDA provide a snapshot of the current state of U.S. and World Soybean Supply and Demand Estimates. World Agricultural Outlook Board Chair Mark Jekanowski notes the changes to the U.S. domestic use numbers in the April WASDE report. The season ending average price for beans was adjusted 10 cents higher than March with the price now at $10.30 per bushel. Jekanowski also provides updates to world soybean production supply and use. Jekanowski details some of the...

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ADM expanding regenerative ag program in Iowa

ADM is expanding its thriving re:generations program- now in its second year- to allow more farmers to increase their profits and their positive impact on the environment and soil health. With the support of a USDA Climate Smart grant, re:generations is providing 18...

Less downtime leads to getting more done

The new 5000 series planters from Kinze, available for the 2024 season, are designed to help farmers make changes and adjustments on the fly and minimize maintenance and downtime in the field. The quicker the seed discs are changed, or an adjustment is made, the...

Time to rebuild the U.S. cattle herd

With small inventory numbers, it’s time to try and revitalize the U.S. cattle herd. Cattlefax CEO Randy Blach said that, in the latest Cattle Inventory Report released by USDA, the July beef cow numbers are the smallest on record going back to around 1970.“Beef cow...

Iowa and other Midwest states pushing for year-round E15

Ethanol groups welcome efforts by Nebraska and Iowa prompting the Environmental Protection Agency to create regulations to allow for year-round sales of E15 in at least eight Midwest states. Earlier this year, the governors of Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, Wisconsin,...

Grassley optimistic farm bill will be completed by end of year

Grassley optimistic farm bill will be completed by end of year

There is saber rattling taking place from both sides of the aisle as the farm bill reaches the stretch run and questions arise as to if it will be completed by the end of the year. Some Republicans want reform for SNAP benefits with new work requirements. Democrats...

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