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BW Fusion names new CEO

BW Fusion names new CEO

Dean Williams, an ag industry veteran with over forty years of experience, has been named the new CEO of BW Fusion. With experience leading a wide range of ag businesses, Williams said he is excited to bring the company into its next phase of growth in biological crop solutions and data-driven precision agronomy. The quality of the soil in the U.S. is nearly unmatched across the globe, so Williams said farmers need to be good stewards and take care of the nutrients in that soil. By “unlocking”...

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Crop disease progression has been slower in Iowa this year

Crop disease progression has been slower in Iowa this year

As a general statement, disease pressure has been lower this year in Iowa than in 2025. However, farmers still have their hands full dealing with disease pressure as familiar threats like tar spot and newer problems such as southern rust are being found in Iowa’s...

U.S. Export Sales Report (8-6-26)

U.S. Export Sales Report (8-6-26)

This week’s export sales were decent once again and provided some baseline support for the grain markets. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride gave an update on the latest corn numbers from the USDA. While the soybean sales weren’t bad, McBride said they were...

Iowa farmers urged to act before options disappear

Iowa farmers urged to act before options disappear

As many farm operations continue working through a challenging economic environment, experts say recognizing financial problems early can make a significant difference. While many producers wait until lenders raise concerns, addressing financial issues sooner can...

Rainfall supports higher yield estimates for Iowa crops

Rainfall supports higher yield estimates for Iowa crops

Another round of rain has gone through the state, and this time the western region finally got some relieving moisture. As indicated by the August producer survey from StoneX, this may lead to a strong crop for most Iowa farmers. Dan Bjorklund, technical agronomist at...

U.S. bison gains duty-free access to European Union

U.S. bison gains duty-free access to European Union

Under a newly implemented tariff rate quota (TRQ), U.S. bison now has duty-free access to the European Union. The TRQ is for 3,000 metric tons annually. As National Bison Association Executive Director Jim Matheson explains, U.S. bison has been gaining interest in the...

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U.S. soybean export sales surge

U.S. soybean export sales surge

U.S. soybean export sales jumped during the latest reporting week, providing encouraging news for farmers heading toward harvest. USDA data released Thursday showed sales for delivery during the 2026-27 marketing year reached 1.76 million metric tons during the week...