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Terrain report urges marketing adaptability in 2025

Terrain report urges marketing adaptability in 2025

Farmers are facing a season in which margins could be razor-thin, leaving little room for error. With input costs high and commodity prices uncertain, 2025 is shaping up to be a year that rewards those who plan ahead. The best strategy in this kind of environment is a proactive one, and that starts with having the most accurate, up-to-date information at your fingertips. The latest Terrain report, Fields to Futures: What Producers Need to Know for 2025/26, offers a detailed outlook to help...

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Soybean farmers named to ISA Communications Squad

Soybean farmers named to ISA Communications Squad

Twenty-one Iowa soybean farmers have been selected to participate in the Iowa Soybean Association (ISA) Communications Squad.They volunteer to communicate the importance of modern soybean production and agriculture to media, consumers, civic groups, and classrooms and...

Markets eye Friday?s WASDE Report

Markets eye Friday?s WASDE Report

Grain markets are keeping a close eye on the upcoming WASDE Report that?s set to be released by the USDA at 11 a.m. Central Time on Friday. The report is released monthly, and provides annual forecasts for supply and use of U.S. and world wheat, rice, coarse grains,...

E15 sales surge in Iowa

E15 sales surge in Iowa

Data from the Iowa Department of Revenue shows 2020 sales of E15 jumped 24% and set a new record in Iowa. Iowa retailers sold 60.59 million gallons of E15 in 2020, up from 48.96 million gallons in 2019 and more than double the 2017 volume of E15 sales. Monte Shaw is...

USDA RD grants still available for rural Iowa communities

USDA RD grants still available for rural Iowa communities

Earlier this week we highlighted some of the projects being funded by grant dollars from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development (RD).There are still grants available through disaster funding and more grants to come.Audio: Full Interview...

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Input costs considerations for next Farm Bill

Input costs considerations for next Farm Bill

Chief Economist of the House Agriculture Committee Dr. Bart Fischer offered his thoughts on the next farm bill. Speaking during a National Association of Wheat Growers Leadership Training event, he said the next farm bill will be extremely important for farmers.?I...