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Although lawmakers may try to cut SNAP benefits as part of the farm bill due in 2023, “we’re not going backwards,” said Senate Ag Committee chair Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.).

Consumer prices in the U.S. rose 0.4% on a monthly basis in September, the highest reading in three months, and twice the market expectation of a 0.2% gain.

After six months of “extensive” input from industry leaders, the council has decided, over the course of the next five years, $10 million will be dedicated to workforce and program development plans.

This was a familiar scene in fields across the Midwest this season. Not only did volunteer corn impact soybean yields, agronomists say it sheltered rootworm eggs that can overwinter and infest corn crops next spring.

Brian Splitt, AgMarket.Net, says: USDA cut export demand for corn, ethanol and soybeans. That’s going to be the theme — a lower crop but also demand.

Grains end mostly higher after a reversal in outside markets & Russia’s threat to exit the export deal. Livestock mostly lower, despite firm cash. Michelle Rook talks to Mike Zuzulo of Global Commodity Analytics.

How can you maximize your hours in the field? Listen to an audio book or two. Regardless of your interests, there are great books that can make the hours slip away.

Grains reverse with outside markets amid bearish CPI, talk of Russia exiting export deal. Livestock lower despite higher cash cattle trade. Michelle Rook talks with John Payne of Hedge Point Global Markets.

The Virginia farmers filing the suit allege repeal of the debt relief effort is a breach of contract by the government, arguing some farmers made financial plans based on the expectation of getting debt relief.