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Strong U.S. corn exports continue

Strong U.S. corn exports continue

Another month-over-month increase is forecasted for our nation's corn exports, according to USDA's latest outlook. World Agricultural Outlook Board Chair Mark Jekanowski discusses the export numbers for the nation’s record corn crop. Jekanowski says one impact from the report is lower ending stocks in the U.S. balance sheet. He expands on the global trade numbers and the effect of U.S. corn exports on the data. That was World Agricultural Outlook Board Chair Mark Jekanowski.

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February WASDE report was as uneventful as expected

February WASDE report was as uneventful as expected

After experiencing a very surprising January WASDE report, this month’s report was as quiet as expected. Overall, there really wasn’t much for the markets to react to. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride gave an analysis of this month’s report. The report was so...

Increasing farm bankruptcies highlight economic challenges

Increasing farm bankruptcies highlight economic challenges

New data from U.S. court filings indicate farm bankruptcy has risen again. This is yet another indicator that we are experiencing a struggling farm economy. Samantha Ayoub, an economist with the American Farm Bureau Federation, said the data paints a stark picture of...

Adoption of precision dairy technologies

Adoption of precision dairy technologies

Most row crop farmers are very aware of and knowledgeable about precision agriculture technology. However, animal agriculture is quickly adopting more precision agriculture technology and that extends into the dairy industry. USDA research economist Johnathan McFadden...

Farm bankruptcies continued climbing in 2025

Farm bankruptcies continued climbing in 2025

A new American Farm Bureau Market Intel Report said Chapter 12 farm bankruptcies increased for the second year in a row, reaching 315 filings in 2025, a 46 percent increase from 2024. The Midwest and Southeast filed 121 and 105 Chapter 12 cases, respectively, far...

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