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Iowa Corn details Corn Congress outcomes

Iowa Corn details Corn Congress outcomes

The Iowa Corn Growers Association joined in this year’s National Corn Growers Association Corn Congress and wrapped up with several policy decisions finalized, and others sent back for additional review. ICGA President Mark Mueller says one late development involved a newly announced review of fertilizer input tariffs, giving corn growers a narrow window to respond. Mueller says national and state corn groups are now coordinating efforts to submit comments ahead of that deadline. Delegates...

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Iowa soils need good rains before the ground freezes over

Iowa soils need good rains before the ground freezes over

Last night, we got our first real frost of the fall season. It may feel a little early for the temperatures to be this cold already, but this actually lines up with annual patterns. Iowa State Climatologist Dr. Justin Glisan said we usually see our first killing...

Carbon capture project to make ethanol more environmentally friendly

Carbon capture project to make ethanol more environmentally friendly

Proposed carbon capture and a storage pipeline project would make participating ethanol plants more environmentally friendly. Officials with Summit Carbon Solutions and the Ringneck Energy ethanol plant at Onida, South Dakota, invited media, legislators, and other...

Good news for pork in the recent trade export data

Good news for pork in the recent trade export data

The latest export data holds plenty of good news for the pork industry. Courtney Knupp, vice president of international market development with the National Pork Board says that key indicators for pork exports are on an upward swing and numbers for the month of August...

U.S. Cattlemen?s Association applauds SEC protection bill

U.S. Cattlemen?s Association applauds SEC protection bill

More than 100 members of the U.S. House of Representatives introduced legislation that would shield agricultural producers from a climate disclosure rule proposed by the Securities and Exchange Commission. U.S. Cattlemen?s Association President Brooke Miller says,...

Ag manufacturers still struggling to find parts

Ag manufacturers still struggling to find parts

The used farm machinery and equipment market has been booming in 2022 with used sales very strong this year. One of the main reasons that demand for used equipment is so high is that it is very hard for ag manufacturers to get the parts necessary to make new...

Drought conditions continuing as harvest gets fully underway

Drought conditions continuing as harvest gets fully underway

Drought conditions have expanded across Iowa. While the dry weather is benefitting farmers right now as they continue harvest, this could have some negative effects down the road. Iowa State Climatologist Dr. Justin Glisan explained the data from the most recent U.S....

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Soybean stocks rise higher in June

Soybean stocks rise higher in June

The Economic Research Service issued its June Oil Crops Outlook that predicted higher soybean ending stocks for the month. A higher carryover raised the 2023-2024 U.S. soybean ending stocks forecast by 15 million bushels to 350 million bushels. The increase in...