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Strong bidding on clean 1970s tractors drives well-above-average prices across the Midwest
Yield monitors are telling one story this fall. Settlement sheets are telling another, reports Ken Ferrie, Farm Journal Field Agronomist.
A 30-year research effort at the Univ. of Missouri is working to develop black walnut cultivars that produce more edible kernels, potentially giving landowners another income stream alongside the trees’ traditional timber value.
Rep. Zach Nunn and state Sen. Sarah Trone Garriott present contrasting approaches to farm policy in a district where 26,000 producers farm nearly 3 million acres and generate $4.4 billion in agricultural sales.
Craig Turner of StoneX says a close in corn below $4.70 would be negative for the market and open the door to further fund liquidation even though corn is oversold.
Which of Alabama’s two Senate candidates, Everett Wess or Barry Moore, best represents ag?
Jerry Gulke, president of The Gulke Group, says grain prices need to go low enough to be competitive and stimulate demand.
Matt Bennett with AgMarket says soybeans made new lows for the move on Friday on fund selling and harvest. The question of how low prices go is dependent on how much of their long position they liquidate.
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