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Market fundamentals are keeping corn prices low

Market fundamentals are keeping corn prices low

Even when there have been good news headlines, the corn prices have been resistant to move upwards. Unfortunately, the fundamentals in the corn marketplace just aren’t friendly to a significant price increase. Jacob Burks, chief growth officer at AgMarket.Net, said several factors are limiting a potential boost. Burks said the high price of fertilizer is also putting a damper on corn prices. While it’s not working against the corn prices, Burks said the weather forecast hasn’t been...

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When fertilizer prices climb, efficiency is the key

When fertilizer prices climb, efficiency is the key

As fertilizer prices skyrocket, farmers are researching all opportunities to apply fertilizer as efficiently as possible and receive the most bang for their buck. Dan Schulz is a vice president of sales with Ostara and provides some background of the company and...

South American Weather and Crop Update (4-14-26)

South American Weather and Crop Update (4-14-26)

The weather is drying out a bit in Brazil, which could cause concerns as the second crop corn hits the last stage of growth. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride said this will be something to watch, but this is also close to the time that Brazil experiences its...

Secretary Naig and INREC launch nitrogen soil sampling project

Secretary Naig and INREC launch nitrogen soil sampling project

Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig and the Iowa Nutrient Research & Education Council (INREC) today announced a new, three-year Nitrogen Soil Sampling Project that will conduct nitrogen soil testing for farmers in targeted areas upstream from the Des...

NPPC targets Prop 12, trade, labor in D.C.

NPPC targets Prop 12, trade, labor in D.C.

The National Pork Producers Council is taking its top policy priorities directly to Capitol Hill this week as pork producers gather in Washington, D.C. for the group’s Legislative Action Conference April 15 and 16. Rob Brenneman, president of NPPC and a pork producer...

U.S. blockade in Strait of Hormuz will have long-lasting impact

U.S. blockade in Strait of Hormuz will have long-lasting impact

The Iran conflict has escalated further, as President Donald Trump announced a plan for a full U.S. Navy blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. Now, the energy and fertilizer industries are wondering what that will do to prices. Josh Linville, vice president of fertilizer...

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Dairy campaign targets more family use

Dairy campaign targets more family use

A new consumer campaign from Dairy Management, Inc. is designed to help families rethink the role dairy can play throughout the day. The Dairy Does More campaign is built around the idea that consumers often have blind spots when it comes to the foods they enjoy,...