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Soybean leaders warn of growing tariff consequences

Soybean leaders warn of growing tariff consequences

China has effectively shut U.S. soybeans out of its market, instead relying on Brazil to meet its massive demand. The real blow has come from retaliatory tariffs, which have priced American soybeans out and stripped farmers of access to their top export customer. To make matters worse, China continues to invest in Brazil’s infrastructure, ensuring its long-term advantage in global trade. The American Soybean Association is now urging the Trump administration to find a solution, arguing that...

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Iowa Farm Bureau sends group to D.C.

Iowa Farm Bureau sends group to D.C.

We all know that rural areas of the country make up a small percentage of the representation in Congress. Therefore, it is necessary to have Ag groups get in front of lawmakers to talk about the issues facing agriculture and help them understand how their policies are...

Severe weather brings damage, but also much-needed rains

Severe weather brings damage, but also much-needed rains

In Iowa, we?re no stranger to severe weather and elevated temperatures that can bring damage and add stress to our crops. However, we also rely on those severe weather events to bring much of the rain for the crops. At this time of year, an important balance needs to...

Anuvia Future of Fertilizer Tour reaches Midwest

Anuvia Future of Fertilizer Tour reaches Midwest

Anuvia Plant Nutrients Future of Fertilizer events are heading to the Midwest in August.Chief commercial officer of Anuvia Plant Nutrients, Hugh MacGillivray talks about the company offering growers new ways to provide nutrients to their crops. He says these events...

U.S. economy having biggest impact on fuel prices

U.S. economy having biggest impact on fuel prices

If you have been to the pump recently, most of you know that fuel prices are finally starting to go down in some parts of the state. Which in turn, means oil prices have moderated over the past couple of weeks, allowing those fuel prices to flatten and even decrease...

USDA starts issuing payments for Spot Market Hog Pandemic

The USDA is increasing the amount of funding available for the Spot Market Hog Pandemic Program and expects to issue approximately $62.8 million in assistance payments to producers this week. SMHPP assists eligible producers who sold hogs through a spot market sale...

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March WASDE lower corn export demand

The USDA World Agriculture Supply and Demand Estimates for 2022-2023 U.S. corn calls for lower exports and larger ending stocks. Exports are reduced by 75 million bushels to reflect the poor pace of sales and shipments this year despite relatively competitive U.S....