Here’s a full breakdown of how country music broke up with its swooniest subgenre. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Why a New Pair of Blue Jeans Will Cost You More Now Than Ever
Levi’s is making waves in the denim world with new price hikes, yet shoppers seem unfazed. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
7 Pumpkin Color Meanings You Should Know Before Halloween
There’s a good chance you will see more pumpkin colors besides orange while trick-or-treating this Halloween. Here’s what you need to know. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Alan Jackson’s Daughter Mattie Is Pregnant With Baby No. 2
Alan Jackson’s family is growing again: His daughter Mattie just announced she’s pregnant with baby No. 2 Continue reading…… Continue Reading
HFC says regulatory relief would make hemp more profitable for farmers
The president of the Hemp Feed Coalition (HFC) says the organization continues to push for a new farm bill that strengthens the growing industry. Andrew Bish tells Brownfield, “What I anticipate is that we’re going to see a relaxation of regulations for the grain and fiber growers.” He says, “That’s going to just make it…… Continue Reading
ASA remains concerned about trade escalations
The head of the American Soybean Association says the escalation of trade tensions with China are concerning. Steve Censky says an announcement from President Trump that he intended to cancel his upcoming meeting with China’s president came as a surprise. “Just last week, the President posted on Truth Social that that was his intent, was…… Continue Reading
Indiana Pork connecting producers and consumers through Ivy Tech Meat Fabrication Lab
A long-standing partnership is helping consumers understand how pork is raised and prepared. Jeanette Merritt, communications director for Indiana Pork, says the Ivy Tech Community College Meat Fabrication Lab is giving students hands-on experiences with meat processing. “Their Meat Fabrication Lab has stations where they’re able to hang the carcasses in their cooling lockers,” she says.…… Continue Reading
MSU research shows soybeans thrive in northern regions with competitive yields
The Director of Michigan State University’s Upper Peninsula Research and Extension Center says there’s a steady push northward to grow soybeans in the state. James DeDecker tells Brownfield about 10,000 acres in the northern lower and Upper Peninsula have been added in the last decade. “What we see is that soybeans are supplanting crops like…… Continue Reading
Corn and soybeans fall as U.S. harvest and South American weather drive markets
Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling, pulling contracts to a lower weekly finish. The trade continues to monitor the U.S. harvest and South American planting weather, expecting generally good all-around progress in the next few days. The Rosario Grain Exchange left its outlook for Argentina’s soybean crop at 47 million tons, noting better…… Continue Reading
Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: October 10, 2025
Dec. corn $4.13, down 5 and 1/4 centsNov. soybeans $10.06 and 3/4, down 15 and 1/2 centsDec. soybean meal $275.00, down $1.90Dec. soybean oil 49.97, down 97 pointsDec. Chicago wheat $4.98 and 1/2, down 8 centsDec. live cattle $242.52, up $2.62Nov. feeder cattle $375.90, up $1.85Dec. lean hogs $84.02, down 32 centsNov. Class III milk…… Continue Reading
