Category: Ag News

Farmer Sentiment Drifts Lower As Trade Uncertainty Hangs Over Agriculture

Farmer Sentiment Drifts Lower As Trade Uncertainty Hangs Over Agriculture: Farmer sentiment weakened slightly in December as the Purdue University-CME Group Ag Economy Barometer Index dropped just 3 points to a reading of 136. Weakness in the barometer was attributable to a modest decline in producers’ long-term outlook, as the Future Expectations Index fell to 140, 4 points below …

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Todd Hubbs: Crop Newsletter

Wheat Market Outlook:Wheat prices remain dependent on trade prospects under a heavy global supply situation, geopolitical developments, and weather impacting the Northern Hemisphere winter wheat crops. Trade continues to be healthy with a slight slow down recently in sales domestically. Geopolitical developments remain hard to predict. The Black Sea region continues with the conflict unabated …

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Cow Calf Corner Mark Johnson: What is a Good Bull Worth in 2026?

With the onset of The Cattlemen’s Congress currently taking place in Oklahoma City, the spring 2026 bull buying season has officially started. The full schedule of sales during the Cattlemen’s Congress can be found at https://cattlemenscongress.com/sales/. Bull buying season will continue into the spring months, in Oklahoma and across the nation with progressive seedstock operations offering …

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Bushel Plus Launches X9 Split Frame MAD Concaves™ for John Deere X9 Series Combines

Bushel Plus Ltd., the global leader in harvest optimization technology, today announced the launch of its new X9 Split Frame MAD Concaves™, purpose-built for John Deere X9 Series Combines. Designed to maximize throughput, reduce dockage, and simplify crop transitions, this modular concave system sets a new standard for combine performance and operator safety. Faster Crop …

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Proposed WOTUS Rule Brings Certainty to Farmers

Farmers need rules that clearly define federal jurisdiction of Waters of the United States (WOTUS). The American Farm Bureau Federation today submitted comments to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Army Corps of Engineers, detailing the impact WOTUS has on farmers and elements that must be included in the new proposed rule to ensure …

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🛡️ Protecting Your Harvest: The Importance of Post-Harvest Grain Protection

Protecting Your Harvest: The Importance of Post-Harvest Grain Protection: In a conversation with Farm Director KC Sheperd, Miya Butler, Regional Sales Manager at Central Life Sciences, emphasized the critical need for protecting stored grain to maintain profitability, especially during years of high yields. The Role of Grain Protectants Central Life Sciences provides grain protectants for …

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Tuesday 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 Higher at Joplin Regional Stockyards on Monday

Feeder Steers and Heifers Higher, Steer Calves Higher, Heifer Calves Steady to Higher at Oklahoma National Stockyards on Monday

Shows and Sales Roll as Cattlemen’s Congress Ends Second Full Day of Action

Day two of Cattlemen’s Congress saw seven Beef Breeds competing and one National Sale held to help end the day’s activities. Breeds showing included Belted Galloway, Braunbvieh, Charolais, Aberdeen, Gelhvieh, Miniature Hereford and Black Hereford. The lone sale on Tuesday was the Congressional National Gelbvieh and Balancer sale- offering a total of 71 lots that …

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