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Poll reveals record voter support for E15

Poll reveals record voter support for E15

A new national survey shows record-high voter support for expanding access to E15, the 15 percent ethanol fuel blend, and making it available year-round. The Renewable Fuels Association says 75 percent of registered voters support wider availability of E15, while more than seven in ten favor federal legislation allowing year-round sales. Only 11 percent opposed the proposals. "The message from voters is unmistakable: Americans want lower-cost options at the pump, and they see E15 as part of...

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European weather supports wheat prices

European weather supports wheat prices

The wheat market started the week after the Fourth of July holiday with a strong rally as traders responded to weather concerns in Europe. Although prices have since given back some of those gains, uncertainty surrounding overseas production continues to lend support...

U.S. Export Sales Report (7-9-26)

U.S. Export Sales Report (7-9-26)

This week’s export sales were mostly within the range of estimates. Both corn and soybeans continue to see a lot of good news in the weekly reports. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride said the corn numbers were slightly low, but that doesn’t change the positive...

Hot and dry weather expected in the Corn Belt

Hot and dry weather expected in the Corn Belt

A heat dome is moving northward from Southern California to the Dakotas and the Corn Belt, bringing temperatures more than 10 degrees above average for several days. AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Chad Merrill describes the weather across the Corn Belt as hot and...

Adjuvants are vital to drone spraying effectiveness

Adjuvants are vital to drone spraying effectiveness

When spraying with a traditional ground rig, adjuvants can help to improve the efficacy of the application by improving droplet spread, increasing the amount of product that contacts the target, and reducing drift. Those same benefits can also be found when adding...

Study: U.S. producers pay more for inputs than Brazil producers

Study: U.S. producers pay more for inputs than Brazil producers

The National Corn Growers Association says a new study confirms what many farmers have suspected for years: U.S. producers are paying far more for crop inputs than their biggest global competitor, Brazil. The report found American corn farmers paid an average of 68...

Iowa Farmers Union sees growing farm stress

Iowa Farmers Union sees growing farm stress

Iowa Farmers Union President Aaron Lehman says continued financial pressure is changing the way many farmers operate, forcing producers to delay investments that could have lasting effects on their farms and rural communities. Lehman made the remarks while serving as...

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