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Quiet April WASDE report still contained important information

Quiet April WASDE report still contained important information

The April WASDE report lined up with the market expectations and made virtually no changes this month. However, that’s not to say that the report did not contain valuable information moving forward. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride said the April WASDE included a few offsetting changes in the soybean markets. McBride said the bearish news in this report came from the wheat numbers. The U.S. Export Sales report also came out today, and McBride said it showed another strong week of corn...

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South American Weather and Crop Update (4-7-26)

South American Weather and Crop Update (4-7-26)

There’s plenty of rain in the forecasts for Brazil and Argentina. Even though that rain can get in the way of planting and harvest progress, the crops that are pollinating will enjoy the moisture. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride gave an update on the latest...

Examining the efforts to combat New World Screwworm

Examining the efforts to combat New World Screwworm

Beef supplies remain extremely low in the United States and beef prices at the grocery store and meat counter are sky high. One of the contributing factors to high prices for beef is the closed Mexico-United States border, which has stopped the importation of Mexican...

Nutrient efficiency key in tight margin year

Nutrient efficiency key in tight margin year

As growers continue making crop input decisions for the 2026 season, fertilizer return on investment remains one of the biggest priorities, especially on rented acres. Keith Byerly with Mosaic says growers want confidence that every dollar spent on crop nutrition...

New ARC/PLC acres will be specifically distributed

New ARC/PLC acres will be specifically distributed

Thirty million new base acres in last year’s One Big Beautiful Bill won’t be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Instead, the USDA is electing to distribute those acres in a more organized way. USDA Undersecretary for Farm Production and Conservation...

Helping Iowa’s farmers reduce stress during the busy planting season

Helping Iowa’s farmers reduce stress during the busy planting season

Planting season is very similar to harvest in that it is one of the busiest and potentially most stressful times of year for growers. Long days and a lack of sleep can make things difficult for farmers. Add in the uncertain weather and equipment breakdowns and stress...

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Farmers have a positive impact on urban health

Farmers have a positive impact on urban health

The crops grown in rural America are having a positive impact on the largest urban areas of the United States. Heather Buechter, director of communications for Clean Fuels Alliance America, said the fuels made from crops like soybeans are significantly improving the...