Track soybean acreage, basis, exports, irrigated vs. dryland beans, double crop pressure, rotations, and weather sensitivity across U.S. operations.
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Brownfield Ag News · Jul 17, 2026
Could demand-driven rallies be the key to unlocking better marketing returns for farmers? According to Arlan Suderman, chief commodities economist with StoneX Group, current market conditions are favoring demand-driven factors that could enhance farmers'...
Southern Ag Today · Jul 20, 2026
As energy prices soar, farmers are facing tough decisions about irrigation costs that could impact their bottom line. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has driven fuel prices up, leading to increased costs...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 20, 2026
What happens when two major agricultural players start to ease trade tensions? Recent discussions between the U.S. and China suggest a potential rollback of tariffs and a commitment from China to purchase $17 billion...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 20, 2026
What happens when a major agricultural player backs down from a key trade petition? Bayer's subsidiary Ruveon has dropped its request for antidumping and countervailing duties on glyphosate imports from China, a decision influenced...
AgriTalk · Jul 20, 2026
Could the recent weather patterns and export sales be the key to rising grain prices? This episode highlights how rain in parts of the Midwest has not dampened corn and soybean futures, which are...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 20, 2026
As crops progress, the importance of scouting fields becomes critical for farmers. Agronomist Eric Solberg emphasizes the need for accurate stand and ear counts, especially as corn approaches pollination. This period is vital for...
AgriTalk · Jul 20, 2026
Could the recent surge in soybean prices signal a turning point for the market? This week, soybeans reached new highs driven by a combination of favorable weather forecasts and significant flash sales to China,...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 20, 2026
What does the latest USDA crop update reveal about Nebraska's agricultural progress? Recent reports indicate that corn ratings have climbed from 63% to 65% good to excellent, while soybean ratings have risen from 65%...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 20, 2026
Could unexpected factors be driving better-than-expected yields for corn and soybeans in Eastern Missouri? A farmer from St. Charles County reports that despite challenges from soil compaction due to a wet spring, both crops...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 20, 2026
What’s driving the improvement in Kansas soybean ratings? Recent USDA reports indicate that the percentage of soybeans rated good to excellent has increased from 69% to 72%. Additionally, 22% of the soybean crop is...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 20, 2026
What if early weather issues could turn into a promising crop outlook? In south-central Minnesota, crops have shown resilience after facing challenges like soil crusting due to heavy rains in late April. Kristina McVicker...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 20, 2026
What could be driving the unexpected improvement in Iowa's corn and soybean conditions? Recent USDA reports indicate that 80% of Iowa's corn is now rated in good to excellent condition, while soybeans have reached...