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South American Weather and Crop Update (10-20-26)

South American Weather and Crop Update (10-20-26)

As the future for U.S. grain demand looks uncertain, the success of the crops in South America could cause some heavy competition in the marketplace. Allendale commodity broker Teddy Tarvis said the weather in South America is still looking like it will be cooperative for a while. Planting progress in both Brazil and Argentina is also still slightly ahead of schedule, and the rain will help the planted crops get off to a good start. Once China finishes its soybean import obligation, demand for...

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USMEF-Mexico celebrates 35 years of market development

USMEF-Mexico celebrates 35 years of market development

As the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) celebrates its 50th anniversary, the organization’s Mexico office is also celebrating 35 years of promoting U.S. beef, pork, and lamb. Gerardo Rodriguez, USMEF’s regional director for Mexico, Central America, and the...

BASF prepares new weapon against soybean cyst nematode

BASF prepares new weapon against soybean cyst nematode

Soybean cyst nematode has been a familiar challenge for Iowa soybean growers for decades, but the pest continues to adapt to some of the tools farmers have relied on to manage it. BASF is preparing to launch Nemisphere in 2028, a new soybean trait designed to provide...

Using precision ag technology to manage farm operations

Using precision ag technology to manage farm operations

Precision ag technology can make the challenge of navigating the ever-changing ag industry a bit easier on farmers. Nate Greuel, precision product marketing manager at CNH Industrial, said FieldOps can help farmers process all of the data they get from their farms....

Canada-U.S. trade talks are in limbo

Canada-U.S. trade talks are in limbo

As the Canada-U.S. tariff war continues for targeted industry sectors, trade negotiators on both sides of the border have decided to play the waiting game for now. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer stated late last week that there is no hurry to get back to the...

Secretary Rollins proclaims October National Cooperative Month

Secretary Rollins proclaims October National Cooperative Month

On Thursday Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins issued the annual proclamation announcing this month's recognition of our country's cooperatives and their contributions to our national and rural economies. Secretary Rollins also provides statistics on the number of...

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Fall warmth kickstarts harvest in Iowa

Fall warmth kickstarts harvest in Iowa

After an abnormally wet September, drier conditions have returned to some of the key row crop growing regions of the country in October. USDA Chief Meteorologist Brad Rippey says the drier conditions are leading to a slow and steady return to harvest activity in...