Category: Ag News

Gary Millershaski Assumes Role of U.S. Wheat Associates Chairman

Gary Millershaski, a wheat farmer from Lakin, Kansas, took the gavel as chairman of the U.S. Wheat Associates (USW) Board of Directors at the organization’s summer meeting in Fargo, North Dakota. In addition to the installation of officers for 2026/27, the three-day summer meeting included updates from USW state wheat commission members and USW staff …

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Land-Grant Universities Have Until July 17 to Apply for USDA Research Facility Matching Grants

Agricultural research facilities at land-grant universities have an upcoming July 17 deadline to apply for matching grants through the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). These funds are intended to address critical maintenance, modernization, and construction needs for agricultural research infrastructure. Under Secretary for Research, Education, and Economics Scott Hutchins stated that the funding opportunities within …

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NCBA’s Ethan Lane Says New World Screwworm Response Leaves Industry Better Prepared

In today’s Beef Buzz, senior farm and ranch broadcaster Ron Hays speaks with Ethan Lane, head of the Washington, D.C., office for the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, about the top policy issues facing cattle producers during the 2026 Summer Cattle Industry Business Meeting in Denver. Lane said New World screwworm continues to dominate conversations across …

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July 2026 WASDE: Acreage Moves in July, Yields Move in August

Grant Gardner writes in Southern Ag Today: The July World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report has a reputation as a quiet one for most crops. The reason is timing: USDA releases the Acreage report at the end of June (Rabinowitz, 2026), and the World Agricultural Outlook Board folds those acreage numbers into the …

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Cow Calf Corner Mark Johnson: Selection for Hair Shedding and Heat Tolerance

The July heat in Oklahoma has resulted in some questions leading to this topic. Some operations in Oklahoma (and around the country) routinely clip cows each spring to peel off the winter haircoat. Shearing off the winter haircoat has many advantages but comes at a cost in the form of labor, time, facilities, clippers, clipper blades, risk …

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Hitch N Ride Livestock Transportation Connects Producers with Verified Haulers Across the Country

Hitch N Ride livestock transportation is aiming to simplify the way livestock owners and transporters connect by creating a centralized online platform where producers, families, breeders, trainers and independent haulers can find reliable transportation while emphasizing trust, verification and biosecurity. Founder Fadra Glaser said in a conversation with associate farm reporter Carli Davenport that the …

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Wednesday Preopening Market Update with Dave Lanning

RON’s Dave Lanning has a pre-opening look at today’s agricultural Markets. Click the audio tab below for today’s report.

Feeder Steers and Heifers Lower, Steer Calves Lower, Heifer Calves Too Light to Test at Beaver Livestock

Daily Cash Grains For July 14th 2026

Justin Lewis Market Wrap Up For July 14th 2026

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