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Taxpayers were not required to payback premium tax credits for 2020. For 2021, you may have to pay it back but the amount is likely lower than in prior years.

From Pro Farmer’s First Thing Today, these are some of the stories we are watching on Wednesday, June 2.

The heat is on, at least for some parts of the Corn Belt. This shift to significantly hotter temperatures is a dramatic swing from just last week,

Brazil’s worst water crisis in almost a century will impact river navigation and make transportation of goods more expensive in the world’s largest exporter of commodities ranging from soybeans to coffee and sugar.

Farmers who insured their crops and planted cover crops will now be eligible for a financial bonus from USDA. Not all crops are included in the new program, and acres need to be reported by June 15th.

From Pro Farmer’s First Thing Today, these are some of the stories we are watching on Thursday, June 3.

Perennial grain crops offer soil-boosting and climate-mitigating effects—while also bringing in cash.

The molecule will give farmers a new tool in the ongoing battle to control these two broadleaf weeds, especially those populations with resistance to current, commonly used chemistries.

The Kansas Wheat Quality Council’s 2021 winter wheat tour wrapped up after making it’s way across the state. And the 2021 yield potential is high. Scouts uncovered the highest tour average on record going back to 2000.

The cattle industry’s unprecedented meeting was centered around meat packing margins and claims of market monopoly. The meeting among the six groups is now drawing a response from the meat packing industry.