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Pent-up inflation will drive food costs even higher

May 18, 2022

Grain prices steer into the red

May 18, 2022

More time offered to comment on ag concentration

May 18, 2022

10 Tips for managing high feed prices

May 18, 2022

USDA exports – Unknown buys soybeans

May 18, 2022

Midwest Digest, May 18, 2022

May 18, 2022

Texas olive crop fails for second straight season

May 18, 2022

Coastal Bend soybean farmers waiting on planting rain

May 18, 2022

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Is it cost-effective to bale your own hay?

This free buyer's guide helps farmers evaluate the cost-effectiveness of owning and operating hay equipment.

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Brent Murphree

Skin cancer can have some surprising results

May 18, 2022

Not protecting your skin from the sun can result in unwanted surgery.

piggy bank in field next to corn sprouts

Mike Wilson

Supply shocks put U.S. farmers in sweet spot

May 18, 2022

If drought doesn’t ding the farm this summer, your biggest worry could be how to minimize taxes from another...

Brady Huck

Check in on your marketing mindset

May 17, 2022

What you can do to position yourself for price moves beyond your expectations?

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Gary Baise

Bayer hopes to dismiss Roundup cases based on ‘preemption’

May 17, 2022

Bayer wants the Supreme Court to find the EPA label approved under FIFRA preempts the "failure to warn" claims brought under state law.

Jacqueline Holland

Global acreage expansion pauses amid Black Sea conflict

May 17, 2022

High input costs and Ukrainian war shrink global harvested corn, wheat acreages

Ginger Rowsey

Erosion of elbow room

May 17, 2022

In the Midsouth, where agriculture continues to drive the economy, we’ve seen our elbow room erode at a much slower pace. Maybe that’s about to change.

Who are the biggest absentee landowners in Illinois?

May 17, 2022

Land Values: Here’s a look at the top 10 absentee landowners in central Illinois, and where they own farmland.

Planter planting into no-till field with corn stubble

Darren Frye

Keep your ‘eyes on the prize’ this planting season

May 16, 2022

The farm’s bottom line, as always, is the key to ensuring a successful growing season.

Bryce Knorr

Weather watch begins

May 13, 2022

USDA confirms reason for high prices, but more gains could require crop damage.

Kyle Stackhouse

2022 planting finally begins

May 13, 2022

After a slow start, the weather is warm, fields are dry and planters are rolling with corn and soybeans.

Roger Wright

Put options and no margin calls

May 13, 2022

Part four in a series: The buyer of a put will never have to add money to his options account to maintain his option position.

Jacqui Fatka

Domestic ag support left out of Ukrainian package

May 13, 2022

Presidential supplemental request of $500 million said to be a starting point for Congress.

Doug Ferguson

Livestock price relationships matter

May 13, 2022

Just because one species has higher prices doesn't mean there's more money to be made. And input costs keep rising.

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