IARN – After halting imports to limit the spread of New World Screwworm, the U.S. is importing cattle from Mexico once again. As imports resume, a three-stage protection protocol will
IARN – Contrary to what we would normally expect, there has been a lot of market action this month. As we approach harvest season, there’s a legitimate chance that farmers
Lincoln, Nebraska — Since the last time we featured the US Drought Monitor three weeks ago, significant changes have taken place — and none of them are for the better.
Sioux Center, Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ashley Hinson says she is preparing for her annual BBQ Bash after a recent Sioux Center campaign stop where
IARN – August is often when the picture begins to clear up on yields and the market begins to gain confidence in the numbers. Although there is a wide range
Global wars, supply chain issues, and volatile market prices have created a difficult ag economy across the board. Farmers and producers are searching for solutions that can help them to
Washington, D.C. (RI) — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is reportedly set to double the number of exemptions that allow oil refineries to opt out of the federal renewable-fuel blending
IARN – The final Pro Farmer Crop Tour numbers surprised many traders, particularly on the corn side. However, commodity analyst Mike Zuzolo says his own survey of farmers painted a
IARN – Last Friday President Trump announced the administration’s plan to allow an additional 300,000 metric tons of tariff-free beef imports over the next 90 days. In a social media
Iowa (RI) — Rural bank executives in Iowa and nine surrounding states surveyed monthly by Creighton University report economic improvement in August compared to July. Iowa’s “Rural Mainstreet Index” advanced
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