Markets See Few Surprises in Latest WASDE
The latest WASDE report didn’t offer many new insights to the balance sheets, leaving markets with few surprises. The U.S. dollar moved lower on the day, while precious metals like gold and silver pushed higher. Weather is
AgMarket.net Recap of March 2026 WASDE Report
The March WASDE Report was released by USDA on Tuesday. Jacob Burks with AgMarket.net shares reaction to a mostly quiet report. You can also watch and learn more here: https://www.agmarket.net/video-the-wasde-word-with-agmarket-net-031026/
Welcome to the Yard with AGI
AGI has been making mixed flow dryers – AGI NECO – for more than 30 years. Why are more farmers putting mixed flow dryers on their farms? What problem are these dryers solving? Jeff Cruzen, Territory Sales
Saving Time And Stress With Your Acreage Reporting
The USDA just announced ‘One Farmer, One File’ with a 2028 completion target — but MyAgData is ready to help farmers simplify and streamline their acreage reporting right now. Michelle Tressel with MyAgData joins us to discuss
Discussing Ultraprocessed Foods, MAHA and Pork Industry Perspectiv
We continue the conversation surrounding the Make America Healthy Again movement, coupled with the recently released Dietary Guidelines for Americans and the debate over ultraprocessed foods. Dr. Ashley Johnson, director of food policy with the National Pork
Minimal Changes in March WASDE Report
The March WASDE Report was released by USDA on Tuesday and it reflected minimal changes to the domestic and global balance sheets overall. In fact, USDA made no changes to U.S. corn, soybean or wheat ending stocks
Farm Action Supports Rail Competition Reform to Better Serve Farmers
Washington, D.C. — Today, Farm Action submitted a public comment to the Surface Transportation Board (STB) supporting its proposed rule to repeal a regulation that has long hindered shippers, such as farmers, from effectively challenging poor rail service. The change
Angus Foundation Launches New Vo-Tech Scholarship to Support Skilled Careers in the Beef Industry
The Angus Foundation is expanding its support for the next generation of the beef industry with the launch of a new Vo-Tech Scholarship, which will be available beginning with the 2026 application season. The new scholarship is
North Dakota Ag Commissioner Goehring announces APUC awards funding
BISMARCK, N.D. – Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring has announced North Dakota Agricultural Products Utilization Commission (APUC) awards for five projects. The awards totaling $398,821.25 were approved at the APUC quarterly meeting Feb. 26 in Bismarck. APUC is
Middle East Attack Affects U.S. Producer
It was four years ago when Russia’s invasion of Ukraine triggered volatility and uncertainty in agricultural markets. This year, it’s the United States’ and Israel’s attack on Iran. The Middle East is a major supplier of energy