The U.S. Agriculture Department left its domestic supply estimates for corn, soybeans and wheat unchanged on Friday, holding usage forecasts for all three commodities steady with its November outlook.
U.S. wheat supplies were seen shrinking below market estimates as the export outlook brightened despite ample global stocks and a firm dollar that had been seen as a brake on overseas demand, the U.S. Agriculture Depart
The U.S. Agriculture Department raised its already-record outlook for the U.S. soybean harvest on Wednesday as the crop benefited from timely rains throughout August.
Through October, USDA calculated 2015 total dairy production costs were down about $1.45/cwt. of milk sold compared to the same period a year earlier. The primary reason was lower feed costs.
When food products made from genetically modified organisms (GMOs) hit commercial markets in the late 1990s, many thought consumer opposition would be short lived. Now a vast majority of the nation's corn and soyb
We’ve learned a lot about calf management throughout the past year. As we move into 2019, here are 10 calf and heifer articles to help ensure a successful year!
In 2015, over half of the milk produced in the U.S. came from five states: California, Wisconsin, Idaho, New York, and Pennsylvania. These states have accounted for over 50% of U.S. milk production annually for the last
Lower feed prices and higher equity for producers are two factors that make today's market conditions more favorable than six years ago, says Mike North, Commodity Risk Management Group. Nonetheless, challenges co
According to the USDA's latest Crop Progress report, 75% of the country's corn is in good or better condition - unchanged from last week's report.<p></p>
Looking at individual states, conditions ar
