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U.S. Export Sales Report (2-20-26)

U.S. Export Sales Report (2-20-26)

The weekly export sales report was significantly overshadowed by trade deal news and the Supreme Court’s decision to rule against President Trump’s tariff authority, but that doesn’t change the fact that both the corn and soybean markets saw uncharacteristically good sales for this time of year. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride said this should hopefully bring the corn ending stocks down. McBride said the bean sales weren’t particularly great in a vacuum, but they are relatively high...

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Farmland values remain firm at midway point of 2025

Farmland values remain firm at midway point of 2025

Despite challenges with the commodity markets and widespread uncertainty regarding profitability, farmland values are remaining steady at the midway point of 2025. Paul Shadegg, Senior Vice President of Real Estate with Farmers National Company, explains the economics...

Naig: Conservation, cooperation needed for Iowa water

Naig: Conservation, cooperation needed for Iowa water

Iowa agriculture has a responsibility to be a partner in protecting and improving water quality—not just for the benefit of rural communities, but also for our urban neighbors. That partnership was thrust into the spotlight earlier this summer when Des Moines Water...

Managing weeds in Iowa with multiple effective modes of action

Managing weeds in Iowa with multiple effective modes of action

For most of the state, this year’s crop season has gone great. The weather has been mostly cooperative, and damage has been kept to a minimum. But if the weather is good for the crops, you can correctly assume that it’s great for weeds as well. Lynn Hurley, account...

Pioneer striving to provide additional protection against corn rootworm

Pioneer striving to provide additional protection against corn rootworm

You don’t need a degree in agronomy to understand the threat of rootworms to Iowa’s corn. The pest attacks corn root systems and leads to reduced nutrient uptake, lodging, and yield loss. Macy Marek is a product marketing manager for Pioneer corn and says that Pioneer...

Taking care of farm tires year-round

Taking care of farm tires year-round

Whether it’s harvesting, planting, or moving from field to field, tires can make an operation run smoothly or make simple tasks take all day. Greg Jones, Senior Manager for Global Field Engineering at Firestone Ag, said one of the most important things for farmers and...

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