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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will use $732 million in federal infrastructure funding to modernize a lock and dam on the Upper Mississippi River crucial for shipping grain and soybeans to export markets.
The Faribault Woolen Mill continues to expand their product line and number of retail stores. It is a comeback story with roots in the days just after the Civil War.
The price outlooks for corn and soybeans are initially about as different as a drought and a flood.
Scoular shipped its first container of soybeans out of its new export facility at the Port of Wilmington in North Carolina, according to company officials.
To phase out the use of glyphosate by 2024, Mexico’s top scientific council recommended a 50% reduction in imports of the herbicide this year.
Farmers should not count on an Ag Risk Coverage (ARC) or Price Loss Coverage (PLC) payment for the 2022-crop marketing year, according to University of Illinois farmdoc agricultural economists.
When we think of carbon credits, we often think of renewable energy markets like wind, solar and electric vehicles. Hemp is proven to absorb more CO2 per acre than any forest or commercial crop.
The Biden administration and some cattle groups blame meat industry concentration for producers getting a smaller share of consumer dollars for beef than they did decades ago. The Meat Institute disputes such claims.