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Hoosier farmers discuss policy priorities with lawmakers

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As the 2023 Indiana General Assembly session continues, Hoosier corn and soybean farmers are highlighting policy priorities that impact their operations. Indiana Soybean Alliance Membership and Policy Committee Chair Keevin Lemenager, a farmer from Monrovia, says some potential legislation that could impact farmers is... Read More.

Rodents, cuisine and folklore

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Commentary. Good old Punxsutawney Phil, the most popular rodent in America, saw his shadow on February 2, so we are all supposed to brace for another six weeks of winter. Yippee! For a few days, Groundhog Day was a trending topic on social media platforms. I... Read More.

Who will fill the demand void for exports?

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The USDA has confirmed Argentina’s crop production will be affected by drought, but it remains unclear whether Brazil or the United States will fill the demand void on the export market. Global Commodity Analytics and Consulting President Mike Zuzolo says the U.S. dollar remains... Read More.

2023 Farm Bill could help farmers adopt precision ag

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The American Soybean Association says support for precision agriculture technology in the 2023 Farm Bill could help conservation efforts. Director of Government Affairs Ariel Wiegard tells Brownfield … “Margins are pretty thin right now and precision ag equipment is not inexpensive, so we’re seeing what... Read More.

Wheat, corn up after USDA numbers

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Soybeans were mixed, mostly higher, on bull spreading. The USDA raised U.S. ending stocks on expectations for slower crush demand and cut the production guess for Argentina. There was no change to Brazil’s crop, but exports were above a month ago. CONAB raised... Read More.
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