Uncertain cash rent projections

A farm real estate specialist says cash rents have been a mixed bag this fall. Jim Rothermich, vice president of Iowa Appraisal, says, “Most of what I’ve seen with landlords that have long-term tenants is $40 to $60 decline per acre. But then I’ve seen some really strong cash rent auction results. I’m a little…… Continue Reading

Promising future for U.S. ethanol exports

Promising future for U.S. ethanol exports

The USDA’s Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs says ethanol exports should be a bright spot for years to come. Alexis Taylor says market expansion for U.S. biofuels has been strong, and the Philippines could be an important trading partner in 2025. “Philippines recently moved to finalize moving to E20 on a voluntary…… Continue Reading

Brown stem rot impacting some Illinois soybeans

An east central Illinois farmer says brown stem rot had a major impact on some of his soybeans. B.J. DeAth, who’s row crop and cattle operation is based in Vermillion County, says the fungal pathogen was very variety specific. “I happen to have one variety that was half of my acres.”  He says, “I mean…… Continue Reading

Combine Cleanout

As farmers harvest this fall, Corteva Agriscience Enlist Field Specialist Tony Goede says it’s important to clean your combine between fields as studies show a typical combine will store up to 200 pounds of field residue. He tells Brownfield proper cleanout can prevent the spread of resistant weeds, and only takes about a half hour. The…… Continue Reading

Spotlight on Soybeans Podcast Ep. 8 | Research Requests for Proposals

Missouri Soybean is looking to maximize research efforts for soybean farmers across Missouri. In this Spotlight on Soybeans Podcast, experts with MO Soy explain their survey to determine what research strategy would provide the best return on investment for soybean farmers, increase production on acres, and improve the quality and quantity of soybeans produced. Listen…… Continue Reading

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