Machinery
Today’s featured recipe comes from a 1977 Farm Journal cookbook. These beans can be frozen to enjoy later, if desired.
China has not actively cancelled U.S. soybean purchases, but is reportedly looking to wash out or defer delivery on up to 2.4 MMT of South American shipments.
Meteorologist Gail Martell provides her weather insight.
The fear that fueled grain markets Monday has dissipated, causing grain futures to ease.
Slight improvement seen across High Plains and Midwest, but expansion of drought across South.
A potential major short squeeze is setting up in the oats market as the March contract gets set to enter delivery.
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The report data may have put in a short-term top for the soybean market.
Chinese cancellations are expected and ‘in’ the market.
Meteorologist Gail Martell provides her weather insight.
Polaris Industries today announced the company’s new limited edition ATV and side-by-side offerings, available in dealerships in January.
Meteorologist Gail Martell provides her weather insight.
The stockpiling program will be replaced with direct subsidies to farmers.
At the 18th Annual World Championship Ranch Rodeo in Amarillo, Texas, the Sandhill Cattle Co. out of Earth, Texas, walked away victorious.
More rejections are likely as Chinese quarantine authorities have been instructed to increase inspections.
Forecasts call for rain chances on Christmas day, though the rest of the 10-day outlook is hot and dry.
In the 20 years that Farm Journal has tracked the ag machinery family tree, the only constant has been change.
Meteorologist Gail Martell provides her weather insight.
Market fears China will soon reject U.S. DDG shipments, which could lead to ‘lost’ demand.
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Most producers are trying to put the grain market’s year-end lows behind them.
China has now reportedly rejected two cargoes of U.S. corn containing Syngenta’s Agrisure Viptera corn
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Traders are showing even less interest than normal in adding new positions (or even covering current positions) ahead of USDA’s November crop reports.
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