Farmers' Advance

12/10/2025

"Farm Journal’s November Ag Economists’ Monthly Monitor, an anonymous survey, found more than three-quarters (76%) of economists surveyed say China won’t purchase that amount of soybeans this year; 24% of economists think China will.”

12/10/2025

It’s December and it’s time to actually have some winter weather. It’s an opportunity to be grateful for the upcoming change and reflect upon our recent journeys.

It’s late November and it’s time to actually have some winter weather. It’s an opportunity to be grateful for the upcoming change and reflect upon our recent journeys.

12/10/2025

Producers remain cautious as capital investment sentiment slipped further and fewer farmers view today as a good time to expand.

12/10/2025

There is a lot of talk about affordability these days. Various polls indicate consumers are not happy and blaming the president.

12/10/2025

This strongly suggests that the Trump administration threw badly bleeding packers a lifeline by opening U.S. markets to enormous, unlabeled supplies of South American beef to cut their losses – not to trim soaring retail prices paid by American eaters.

12/10/2025

“The litigation has cast such a pall over Bayer that Anderson is considering whether to stop making glyphosate. The company recently settled a $2.1 billion verdict handed down by a state-court jury in Georgia. Terms of the accord weren’t disclosed.”

12/10/2025

Farmworker problems include low wages, safety issues, long hours and more.

12/10/2025

Michigan homeless service providers warn of more people entering into homelessness amid changes to how the federal government funds housing programs.

12/10/2025

"Milk prices dropped to new lows while feed costs were steady to weaker."

12/10/2025

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12/03/2025

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12/01/2025

The Rev. Martin Lam Nguyen fled Vietnam in 1979 and now teaches art at Notre Dame and a prison, helping inmates better their art and themselves.