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Norm ready to take the big stage at 2026 Governor’s Charity Steer Show

Norm ready to take the big stage at 2026 Governor’s Charity Steer Show

Governor Kim Reynolds is participating in her final Governor’s Charity Steer Show as Iowa Governor at this year’s 2026 fair. She is the celebrity show person for Norm, the steer of exhibitor Kayle Englin of Orange City Iowa. Norm’s sponsors are the Iowa Beef Industry Council and Iowa Cattlemen’s Association. The event benefits the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) of Iowa. Kayle Englin tells the Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network that his steer Norm should be easygoing on show day. Kayle...

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Cattle marketplace continues to grind lower

Cattle marketplace continues to grind lower

While the grain side of the ag marketplace has seen some price relief in recent days following the most recent USDA reports, soybean purchases by China, and weather premium being priced into the market due to heat concerns, the cattle side of the ag marketplace is a...

Dairy leaders push for ag labor reform on Capitol Hill

Dairy leaders push for ag labor reform on Capitol Hill

Dairy farmers from across the country took their message to Capitol Hill this week, urging lawmakers to advance agricultural labor reform and other key dairy priorities. More than three dozen advocates participated in the National Milk Producers Federation's State...

Brazil farmers facing a “perfect storm” of financial conditions

Brazil farmers facing a “perfect storm” of financial conditions

Brazil, the top global competitor to U.S. corn and soybeans, just wrapped up another huge harvest, but the next crop might have a less favorable fate. Dr. Michael Cordonnier, President of Soybean & Corn Advisor in Hinsdale, Illinois, describes a combination of...

Corn growers press Congress for solutions

Corn growers press Congress for solutions

Corn growers from across the country are in Washington, D.C., this week for the National Corn Growers Association's Corn Congress and fly in, where they're meeting with members of Congress and administration officials to discuss the challenges facing agriculture and...

Examining the process of becoming Prop 12 compliant

Examining the process of becoming Prop 12 compliant

The future of California Proposition 12 is uncertain. Currently, there is no legislation to address it in the Senate Farm Bill, but several swine industry groups are still hard at work to get something included in the final version. If the farm bill were to move...

Corn and soybean inspections dropped last week

Corn and soybean inspections dropped last week

Corn and soybean export inspections declined last week, while wheat inspections improved, according to the latest report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. USDA says 1.54 million metric tons of corn were inspected for export during the week ending July 9, down...

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Pork exports continue to build momentum

Pork exports continue to build momentum

Strong global demand continues to boost U.S. pork exports, with both export value and volume running ahead of last year's pace. Through May, U.S. pork exports totaled $3.59 billion, up five percent, while export volume climbed five percent to 1.28 million metric tons....