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Low Mississippi River limits barge traffic

By News RoomSeptember 26, 20230

By Scott McFetridge Associated Press DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A long stretch of hot, dry weather has left the…

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Farm profits may dip, but plenty of optimism at annual event

By News RoomAugust 10, 20230

The market outlook for agriculture in the near future has room for optimism, but there are plenty of uncertain issues…

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After record year, U.S. needs to step up, foster more trade deals, expert says

By News RoomAugust 10, 20230

Trade has never been more important for U.S. agriculture, and 2022 was a very good year in that department.Brian Kuehl,…

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Beef prices show stability at high levels

By News RoomAugust 9, 20230

Boxed beef prices have been fairly stable for the last few months, which University of Tennessee ag economist Andrew Griffith…

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Good weather caps prices as yield tours roll

By News RoomAugust 9, 20230

The same factors that have been impacting grain prices this summer continue to do so. Weather and war lead the…

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Where could the GMO dispute end up?

By News RoomAugust 8, 20230

Editor’s note: The following was written by Ian Sheldon, Seungki Lee and Chris Zoller with the Ohio State University for…

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Weather, WASDE keep crop markets choppy

By News RoomAugust 8, 20230

Another choppy, volatile week in grain markets is expected with input from the two big Ws — weather and WASDE.Don…

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Renewable diesel bubble begins to burst

By News RoomAugust 7, 20230

By Tarso Veloso, Kim Chipman and Isis Almeida Bloomberg News The U.S. renewable diesel rush is losing steam as soaring costs eat…

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NPPC outlines pork industry priorities

By News RoomAugust 7, 20230

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Scott Hays, a fifth-generation pork producer from Missouri and President of the National Pork Producers Council, testified…

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Market on edge with uncertainty in yields

By News RoomAugust 7, 20230

The market remains on edge with uncertainty about what the weather and the next big USDA Supply and Demand report…

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Low Mississippi River limits barge traffic

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