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Women in Ag Study highlights contributions of women in rural America

Women in Ag Study highlights contributions of women in rural America

The United Nations is recognizing 2026 as the International Year of the Woman Farmer, with hopes of spotlighting the contributions of women in agriculture and agribusiness. Lisa Wherry, a Pennsylvania farmer and member of the American Farm Bureau Women’s Leadership Committee, said this is an important time to acknowledge the contributions of women in rural America. Wherry said the American Farm Bureau Women’s Committee has a full slate of programming for the year ahead, including the upcoming...

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No plan yet to open U.S. to Mexican cattle imports

No plan yet to open U.S. to Mexican cattle imports

Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins said the U.S. isn’t ready to open its border once again to cattle imports from Mexico. Despite that, Rollins said Mexico’s efforts to contain the flesh-eating New World Screwworm are progressing well. The border has been largely closed to...

Boosting the farm economy by allowing whole milk in schools

Boosting the farm economy by allowing whole milk in schools

New analysis from the American Farm Bureau shows a simple solution that could support the farm economy. For over a decade, schoolchildren have been prevented from purchasing whole or 2 percent milk in schools. American Farm Bureau Federation Economist Danny Munch said...

Biofuel industry awaits EPA’s final reallocation plan

Biofuel industry awaits EPA’s final reallocation plan

The Environmental Protection Agency has been busy shaping the future of America’s renewable fuel landscape in recent months, with a series of decisions that could have major ripple effects across the biofuels industry. From ethanol to biodiesel and everything in...

Supreme Court set to hear challenges to President Trump’s tariffs

Supreme Court set to hear challenges to President Trump’s tariffs

The Supreme Court is set to hear challenges to President Trump’s use of a 1977 law to claim emergency tariff power. Recently just four GOP Senators from farm-heavy states backed a Democratic measure to end President Trump’s claim of emergency tariff power. However,...

Southern Rust limited corn crop from reaching lofty expectations

Southern Rust limited corn crop from reaching lofty expectations

Expectations were high for this year’s crop, and even though disease pressure kept the crops from realizing those lofty expectations, many farmers still saw decent yields. Southwest Iowa Beck’s Agronomist Nate Meyer said harvest should wrap up soon, as these crops...

South American Weather and Crop Update (11-4-25)

South American Weather and Crop Update (11-4-25)

Farmers in South America are in the early stages of their second crop season of the year. So far, the weather has been mostly favorable for planting progress. Allendale commodity broker Ben Breisch said it’s early enough that the markets aren’t too focused on the...

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