Agweek

07/25/2025

Jamie Dickerman of Red River Farm Network and Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management discuss pleasant weather and uncertain trade situations on the Agweek Market Wrap.

07/25/2025

The USDA released cattle on feed and cattle inventory reports for July, which showed that the U.S. cattle herd continues to shrink. Cattle prices already hit record highs before the reports were out.

07/24/2025

The 27-nation bloc's executive has repeatedly said its primary focus is on reaching a deal to avert 30% U.S. tariffs that U.S. President Donald Trump has said he will apply on Aug. 1.

07/24/2025

No more than 2,000 USDA employees will remain in the Washington area once the reorganization is complete, the agency said in a press release.

07/24/2025

There are some adjustments and enhancements in the reconciliation bill that could be very beneficial to farmers, including increased reference prices and improved crop insurance provisions.

07/24/2025

As cattle prices soar, a common question Extension experts hear is, what should I pay for a heifer? The answer is complicated, but the simple answer is you can pay quite a bit right now.

07/24/2025

Potential value-added from credits, marketing and sustainable practices, advocates say

07/24/2025

President Donald Trump's administration sued California on July 9 over the law's provisions for chicken housing, arguing it has contributed to higher egg prices.

07/23/2025

The EPA has received applications from Bayer AG and Syngenta for new approvals, the agency said in regulatory documents.

07/23/2025

In a statement on July 22, the Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy said it's proud of the work that has resulted from the petition to the EPA from them and 10 other organizations.

07/23/2025

With harvest approaching, more farms are expanding capacity and streamlining grain handling operations.

Greg Nelson built his bin site back in 2019, with future expansions in mind. This year, he’s adding new bins and conveyors. The site, built by Advanced Grain Handling Systems, was planned with Greg’s future growth in mind.

"When we built this site in 2019, we planned ahead. Now it’s paying off. Adding bins and conveyors this year was easy. No rework, no wasted time. The design was already there." – Greg Nelson, Amenia, ND

https://www.advancedgrainhandling.com/

Advanced Grain Handling Systems' primary product are continuous flow grain dryers.

07/23/2025

Test your knowledge of food label identification to learn about nutrients in your products.