How the Dairy Industry is Working to Solve Hunger Issues Across...
You may not know that milk is the most requested, but least donated product at food banks. That’s why the dairy industry is working...
Russia Pulls Out of Black Sea Grain Export Deal
Russia resumed its blockade of grain shipments exiting Ukraine on Sunday after announcing the country is pulling out of the grain deal brokered, in...
US Diesel Supplies are Shrinking Rapidly
America has a shortage of diesel supplies on hand and it’s putting pressure on suppliers to get more into the fuel supply. The Start...
Harvest Weather Forecast: A Slight Pause on Harvest Early in the...
We have a pretty good opportunity for harvest to move forward over the next 10 days. We will begin with a weekend that is...
Gary Truitt’s ‘As I See It’: Keeping the 8,000-Year-Old Tradition Alive
As the rows of corn slide beneath the head of the combine and the yield monitor keeps a running count of the yield from...
Inland Waterway System Still Struggling with Drought
The conditions along America’s inland waterway system remain concerning. Farmers are harvesting an overall strong crop, but the inland waterway system they use to...
Bunge: Strong Demand Ahead for Soybean Oil
The U.S. soybean sector will continue to see support from rising global demand for biofuels. Oil giant Bunge says that support will stay in...
Reports of Impressive Corn and Soybean Harvest Results across Southern Michigan
So far in Michigan, 30 percent of corn has been harvested for grain and 63 percent of soybeans have been harvested, according to the...
Michigan Ranks in Top-Five for US Pumpkin Production
Michigan ranks in the top-five for pumpkin production in the U.S. according to the USDA’s Economic Research Service. In 2021, Michigan was the fifth-leading...
Corn Producers Calling on U.S. to Intervene in Mexico’s Upcoming Ban...
Calls from corn grower leaders are growing louder for the United States Trade Representative to intervene in a trade dispute with Mexico over corn...
