GRAINS: The wheat market led row crops higher on Friday, shaking off an otherwise sluggish week as traders took Thursday’s successful hold of chart support, and lack of a deal between the U.S. and […]
Fertilizer Institute Applauds Farm Bill 2.0 / Farmers for Free Trade Kicks Off National USMCA Roundtables / 2026 Severe Weather Forecast Shows Fewer Tornadoes, More Heavy Rains / USDA Relocation Plans Moving Forward
GRAINS: What began as another mixed and dull trade for Wednesday saw soybeans again gain bullish favor by late morning, shaking off overnight lows for the third time this week and very close to […]
Beef, Most Fertilizers Exempt from New Tariffs / Lowering Barriers for New and Beginning Farmers / February Rural Mainstreet Index Falls Below Growth Neutral / National Ethanol Conference Celebrates a Record 2025
GRAINS: May corn closed up 3 1/2 cents and July corn was up 2 3/4 cents. May soybeans closed up 9 3/4 cents and July soybeans were up 9 1/4 cents. May KC wheat […]
USDA Seeks Farmer Input to Improve Crop and Livestock Reports / Farm Groups Urge Congress to Move Quickly on 2026 Farm Bill / U.S. Meat Exports Face Growing Global Competition / Enrollment Open for […]
The St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce will host its 22nd annual Farm City Breakfast from 7:00 – 9:00 a.m. on Friday, March 13, at Word of Life Church, 3902 NE Riverside Road. As one of […]
St. Joseph School District officials are continuing to prepare for the shift into a two high school model next school year After surveying staff of what schools, they would prefer to be at next school […]
The Cameron City Council will meet to discuss a three-year contract with the Caldwell County Sheriff’s Office for dispatch services and a citywide VOIP phone system contract. The council will also consider applying for a […]
