What are Corn’s Thoughts Come January?
As harvest winds down and bins start to fill, traders and producers alike are already looking ahead — wondering what corn’s mindset will be come January. With questions surrounding storage decisions, export demand, and shifting input costs,
Senate Ag Committee Advances U.S. Grain Standards Reauthorization
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Chairman John Boozman (R-AR) and Ranking Member Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) led committee passage of H.R. 4550, the United States Grain Standards Reauthorization Act of 2025, as amended. The
Weekly Phosphate, Potash Prices Fall
A new report from Mizhuo investment bank said potash and phosphate fell last week, while nitrogen was mostly unchanged. The price of potash in New Orleans fell about 1.5 percent to $328 per ton, while Midwest costs
FBN Releases Crop Protection Report
The broader conversation in agriculture right now continues to focus on input costs and challenges heading into 2026. FBN has just released its 2026 Crop Protection Market Outlook report looking at some of the key factors as
FarmPath – Building the Next Generation of Farmers
As the average U.S. farmer is nearing retirement, there is a critical need to prepare the next generation to take the reins. Yet up-and-coming farmers face several barriers: access to capital, knowledge of best practices for farm
Beef Demand and the Direct-to-Consumer Model
With so much talk surrounding beef demand, prices and more, it seemed fitting to have a broader conversation about these issues and discuss certain things happening with the direct-to-consumer model for small independent ranches. Patrick Montgomery, a
Markets Waiting on the Next Headline
It’s another mixed day in the grain and livestock trade on Tuesday as markets seem to be drifting and waiting on the next set of headlines. Arlan Suderman with StoneX joins us for analysis in the Market
Growers Want Congress to See Benefits of California’s E15 Legislation
The National Corn Growers Association is pointing to California as an example of what could be achieved across the country after the state enacted a law extending access to fuels with a 15% ethanol blend, or E15, year-round.
More Reaction to Proposed Argentine Beef Import Plans
(FARGO, ND) — Members of the U.S. cattle industry, congressional officials and more continue to share their reaction to the reports that the Trump Administration is looking to import beef from Argentina in an effort to lower
Research Brief: Economics of Crop & Livestock Integration
ST. PAUL, Minn. — As farmers consider adopting soil health practices, it’s important to understand the implications for their operations. By exploring the impacts these management changes have on different aspects of their system, farmers can make