GRAINS: July corn closed down 13 1/4 cents and December corn was down 11 3/4 cents. July soybeans closed down 36 1/2 cents and November soybeans were down 24 1/4 cents. July KC wheat […]
GRAINS: July corn closed up 3/4 cent and December corn was up 1 cent. July soybeans closed up 2 1/4 cents and November soybeans were up 2 3/4 cents. July KC wheat closed down […]
May WASDE Indicates Large Corn and Soybean Stocks, Tightens Wheat Outlook / Farm Bill Debate Continues in Washington / USDA Research and Crop Policy Remain Key Focus / Beef Import Debate Intensifies as Prices […]
The Trump administration is moving to increase flexibility for beef imports as U.S. cattle inventories remain near historic lows and retail beef prices continue climbing. Federal officials said the temporary measures are designed to help […]
Congress returns this week with major agriculture issues dominating the agenda, including fertilizer costs, biofuel policy and farm economic concerns. The Senate Agriculture Committee is expected to review fertilizer supply challenges as farmers continue facing […]
The U.S. Department of Justice is intensifying its investigation into possible antitrust violations in the beef packing industry, prompting renewed calls from ranching groups for greater competition and market transparency. Federal officials said investigators are […]
By MATT PIKEOn Thursday, the Herzog Foundation announced the appointment of Frank Kruse as the new Chief Executive Officer for the organization. Kruse brings decades of executive leadership experience, strategic growth expertise, and a deep […]
St. Joseph Public Library’s East Hills branch will play host to a True Crime Time for the ages: forensic anthropology. Dr. Katie East will discuss how anthropologists might investigate the cause of a death that […]
Northwest Missouri State baseball coach Tony Jandron has led the Bearcats back to the NCAA Tournament in the DII Central Regional for the first time since 2003/ Photo courtesy of Aaron Hare-Northwest Athletics By MATT […]
