Category: Ag News

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.

Lightweight Feeder Steers Lower, Heavier Weights Steady to Higher, Lightweight Feeder Heifers Steady to Higher, Heavier Weights Lower at Joplin Regional Stockyards

Feeder Steers and Heifers Lower, Steer Calves Mostly Steady, Heifer Calves Lower at Oklahoma National Stockyards on Monday

Choice Boxed Beef Jumps $2.41 to $369.18 on Monday

Boxed beef values climbed again on Monday, October 20, 2025, with the Choice cutout reaching $369.18, up $2.41 from Friday and marking the highest level so far this month. The Select cutout rose $3.19 to $353.46, narrowing the Choice-Select spread to $15.72. Monday’s load count came in at 86, down from Friday’s 188. Among primals, …

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Daily Cash Grains For October 20, 2025

Ag Groups React To Argentinian Beef Imports

In response to President Trump’s remarks suggesting action to lower beef prices by expanding imports from Argentina, industry leaders and analysts are weighing the potential impacts such a move could have on American cattle producers and the domestic beef market. Reactions follow. Farm Bureau Urges Restraint on Beef Imports American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy …

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Six Students Selected to Take Part in 2025 Gateway to Ag Careers Program

Agriculture’s long-term sustainability will rest on its ability to attract the best and brightest among the next generation of college graduates to build long-term careers in the industry. This is the main driver behind the Gateway to Ag Careers program, hosted by AgGateway and sponsored by the AgCIO Roundtable, with additional support from Syngenta. This year, …

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Global USMEF Teams Compete at World Food Championships

Teams from the Caribbean, Mexico, and Japan joined forces with the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) over the weekend to compete in the World Food Championships in Indianapolis. According to Liz Wunderlich, USMEF’s Caribbean representative, the participation of international teams highlights the growing global enthusiasm for American-style barbecue, particularly using U.S. beef and pork. Wunderlich …

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Service Oklahoma Relocates Norman Location

Service Oklahoma is excited to announce the relocation and opening of the Norman Licensing and Exam office at 718 N. Porter on Thursday, Oct. 23. The new driver services facility offers more space, a centralized location and welcoming environment designed to better serve the Norman community. The current Service Oklahoma Norman location will remain open …

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Growers Want Congress to See Benefits of California’s E15 Legislation

The National Corn Growers Association is pointing to California as an example of what could be achieved across the country after the state enacted a law extending access to fuels with a 15% ethanol blend, or E15, year-round.    It is estimated that if consumers would have been able to access E15 in California in 2025, it would have …

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