Black Sea Tensions Keep Markets on Edge
Escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine continue to dominate the markets, with Russia halting vessel traffic to and from the key Black Sea port of Novorossiysk. The disruption has renewed concerns about global grain supplies, keeping a
National FFA Organization’s Next Gen Conference in Chicago shares ways for FFA members to modernize agriculture (audio)
INDIANAPOLIS (National FFA Organization) – The National FFA Organization, the nation’s premier school-based student leadership organization with over one million members, recently hosted its second Next Gen Conference of the year in Chicago from June 23-27. Next Gen
Horsepower Isn’t Everything: CLAAS’s Greg Frenzel on True Combine Efficiency
Harvest is a race against the clock and the weather — but according to Greg Frenzel, combine product manager for CLAAS of America, the machines that win that race aren’t necessarily the ones with the biggest horsepower
Farm Bureau Study Projects More Losses for Row Crop Farmers
The American Farm Bureau Federation says continued inflation, weak commodity prices, and rising production costs are creating billions of dollars in losses for farmers. A new Farm Bureau analysis projects major row crop producers could face $32
HOEVEN: USDA Restoring Prevented Plant Buy-Up Option for Producers
WASHINGTON – Senator John Hoeven, chairman of the Senate Agriculture Appropriations Committee and a senior member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, today secured agreement from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to restore the prevented plant buy-up option
United Soybean Board Announces Courtney Knupp as Incoming CEO
INDIANAPOLIS, IN — The United Soybean Board (USB) is pleased to announce that Courtney Knupp will join the organization as its chief executive officer starting October 1. Knupp currently serves as director of global supply chain at