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Right-to-repair settlement gets preliminary approval

Right-to-repair settlement gets preliminary approval

A federal court has granted preliminary approval to John Deere’s proposed $99 million antitrust settlement involving farmer right-to-repair lawsuits. DTN said that clears the way for producers to review or challenge the agreement before final approval later this year. The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois approved the preliminary settlement on Monday in a case involving lawsuits filed by farmers in 2022. Plaintiffs alleged that Deere monopolized the repair market by...

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Iowa Corn Day puts spotlight on everyday impact

Iowa Corn Day puts spotlight on everyday impact

The Iowa State Fair is always a showcase for agriculture, and on Iowa Corn Day, the spotlight turns to the state’s leading crop. From food and fuel to global exports, corn’s impact reaches far beyond the fairgrounds. It’s also a chance for leaders in the industry to...

Cooperative Iowa weather has led to rapid crop growth

Cooperative Iowa weather has led to rapid crop growth

This year’s weather has been mostly outstanding for the crops, and that is easy to see when you look at your nearest corn and soybean fields. Too much rapid growth can cause problems, however, and Iowa farmers are seeing that this year. David Hoy, northeast Iowa...

Grassley sees Section 301 as back-up if courts block Trump tariffs

Grassley sees Section 301 as back-up if courts block Trump tariffs

Brazil has been a hot topic in United States ag policy in recent months, and United States Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) says that is justified. Senator Grassley says that the Section 301 probe just launched against Brazil is needed in case President Trump’s tariffs,...

South American Weather and Crop Update (8-20-25)

South American Weather and Crop Update (8-20-25)

It’s been dry for so long in South America that it’s almost time already for the next planting season. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride gave an update on the latest weather conditions in Brazil and Argentina. McBride said harvest in Brazil is getting close to...

Oil group challenges Trump plan to cut biofuel import credits

Oil group challenges Trump plan to cut biofuel import credits

A top U.S. oil trade group is opposing a government proposal to cut incentives for biofuel imports. The group joined multiple organizations in pushing back against the administration’s resolve to keep the policy in the months ahead. The criticism will force the Trump...

Wehrbein: Market highs bring relief and uncertainty

Wehrbein: Market highs bring relief and uncertainty

Last week, we visited with NCBA President Buck Wehrbein about his outlook for the future of agriculture. Today, we continue that discussion, focusing on some of the issues cattle producers are closely watching — from strong but complicated markets to animal health...

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Plenty to see and do at 2026 AFBF Convention

Plenty to see and do at 2026 AFBF Convention

There are many things to see and do at next year’s American Farm Bureau Federation Convention. Farmers and ranchers should make plans now to attend the event, which will take place January 9-14, 2026, at the Anaheim Convention Center in California. Niki Jones,...