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U.S. Export Sales Report (7-30-26)

U.S. Export Sales Report (7-30-26)

Both corn and soybean sales were strong this week, but those strong export sales were overshadowed by market pressure from the wars overseas as well as the weather here in the U.S. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride gave a breakdown of the corn export data. McBride said it was a similarly positive report for the soybean markets. McBride said China is also doing a good job of keeping up with its end of the trade agreement so far. The team at Allendale can be reached by calling...

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Farmers weigh fungicide against tight margins

Farmers weigh fungicide against tight margins

Even with crops looking good across much of Iowa, many producers are still facing difficult financial decisions. Depressed commodity prices and elevated input costs continue to squeeze profit margins, forcing farmers to carefully evaluate every input they purchase....

Mexico removes pseudorabies restrictions on U.S. pork offal

Mexico removes pseudorabies restrictions on U.S. pork offal

Mexico this week removed all pseudorabies (PRV) related restrictions on U.S. pork offal products. As U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) Vice President of Economic Analysis Erin Borror explains, this comes as a big relief since the temporary restrictions had...

No relief in sight for difficult farm economy

No relief in sight for difficult farm economy

Farmers and ranchers are continuing to struggle with a difficult farm economy. Unfortunately, a study from the American Farm Bureau Federation shows the economic situation in rural America will only get worse. Faith Parum, an economist with the American Farm Bureau...

NCGA recognizes Rep. Feenstra with President’s Award

NCGA recognizes Rep. Feenstra with President’s Award

The National Corn Growers Association recognizes Rep. Randy Feenstra with its highest honor, the President’s Award. Feenstra, who serves on the House Agriculture Committee, has been a long-standing champion for corn grower priorities, especially for expanding ethanol...

USDA invests $500 million in processors

USDA invests $500 million in processors

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is investing $500 million to strengthen the nation's beef processing capacity through its Strengthening Processing for U.S. Ranchers, or SPUR, program. The funding is aimed at small and midsize meat processors, which USDA defines as...

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