There are some mixed feelings about trade aid in farm country as agriculture awaits more details from the Trump administration. “I think we’re kind of in the same spot where we were eight years ago when we had all the trade disruptions with China,” says Matt Bainbridge, a farmer from South Dakota. “It seems like…… Continue Reading
Political market volatility frustrating farmers
A pair of Illinois farmers say it’s a frustrating time in agriculture. Mark Bunselmeyer is the newly elected president of the Illinois Corn Growers Association. “We have these contentious times constantly with tariffs and different announcements day-to-day, and what kind of social media post might come on.” He says, “It’s tough to catch up just…… Continue Reading
U.S. wheat exports gaining momentum, farmer director says
A farmer director with U.S. Wheat Associates says he’s optimistic that strong export sales will continue. Kansas producer Gary Millershaski tells Brownfield wheat is competitively priced on the global market. “Which is great for exporting but really stinks if you’re a producer trying to sell it. However, the only way we get rid of…… Continue Reading
CropLife America launches Farmer Voices Matter to help combat misinformation in ag
A new initiative from CropLife America is helping raise awareness about misinformation in the ag sector. President and CEO Alexandra Dunn says Farmer Voices Matter emphasizes the role of crop protection tools. “We’ve seen a lot of conversations this year with the Make America Healthy Again Movement,” she says. “Pesticides aren’t used recklessly. They are…… Continue Reading
Cody Johnson Shares Why He’d Spend Thanksgiving With Luke Combs
Cody Johnson shares a surprising choice for Thanksgiving dinner. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Solutions from the Land backs year-round E15, ethanol policies
A leader with 25×25 Solutions from the Land says federal renewable fuels policy is critical for reaching environmental goals. Ray Gaesser, who also farms in southwestern Iowa, says unlocking the full potential of biofuels like corn ethanol can help the country reduce emissions. “There’s so many benefits, not only for the economic value, but the…… Continue Reading
POET says year-round e15 still uncertain despite years of advocacy
The world’s largest biofuel producer says nationwide year-round E15 legislation remains in limbo. Doug Berven, vice president of corporate affairs with POET, says it’s been a frustrating uphill battle. “Is going to happen this year? I don’t know. We’ve been working very hard on it. We’ve been predicting that it will get done for quite…… Continue Reading
Midwest governors urge Congress to pass bill making E15 available nationwide
Seven Midwestern governors are asking Congress to find a solution for year-round E15 nationwide. A letter was sent earlier this week to leaders of the U.S. Senate and House Committees on Energy and Commerce. The governors are asking lawmakers to pass the Nationwide Consumer and Fuel Retailer Choice Act of 2025. They say ensuring the…… Continue Reading
New ‘Y: Marshals’ Trailer Sparks Speculation Over One Character
The clip has fans speculating about the fate of one character who is conspicuously absent. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Cash dairy prices lower Tuesday
Cash dairy prices were mostly lower Tuesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was down $0.02 at $0.74. Three sales were recorded, ranging from $0.74 to $0.75. Forty-pound cheese blocks were down $0.05 at $1.4750. Two sales were recorded at $1.4775 and $1.49. Cheese barrels remained unchanged at $1.5825. No sales were recorded. Butter prices were down $0.03 at $1.43. Three sales were recorded at that price. Nonfat dry milk was down $0.0025 at $1.16. Five sales were recorded, ranging from $1.16 to $1.1625. The post Cash dairy prices lower Tuesday appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. … Continue Reading
