Track soybean acreage, basis, exports, irrigated vs. dryland beans, double crop pressure, rotations, and weather sensitivity across U.S. operations.
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U.S. Farm Report · Jul 25, 2026
Could new tariffs on Canadian and Brazilian imports signal a shift in U.S. agricultural trade? Recent announcements from the Trump administration have introduced 50% tariffs on select Canadian goods and a 25% tariff on...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 24, 2026
What shifts are occurring in grain and livestock futures that could impact market dynamics? Recent trading data reveals that September corn rose to $4.64 and 1/4, while August soybeans increased to $12.48. In contrast,...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 24, 2026
What does a rise in cold storage supplies of red meat and poultry signal for the market? The USDA reports that as of June 2026, red meat in cold storage was up 3% year-over-year,...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 27, 2026
What if adjusting soybean moisture levels could save farmers billions? A soybean extension specialist from the University of Minnesota highlights the financial implications of harvesting soybeans at optimal moisture levels. Dr. Seth Naeve revealed...
AgriTalk · Jul 27, 2026
What’s causing the grain markets to react sharply this week? With prices following energy markets downward, corn and soybean futures are experiencing significant losses, driven by a combination of factors including a phased reopening...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 27, 2026
As the marketing year approaches its conclusion, export inspections for corn, sorghum, and soybeans are showing strong performance, raising questions about future demand. The USDA reports that shipments for these commodities during the week...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 27, 2026
What challenges are Iowa farmers facing due to recent flooding? During a roundtable in Colfax, farmers met with state and federal officials to discuss the impact of floodwaters on crops, particularly in Jasper County,...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 27, 2026
What happens when frequent rains meet a minor slip in crop conditions? In Minnesota, recent USDA reports show that 77% of corn and 78% of soybeans remain in good to excellent condition, surpassing national...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 27, 2026
What’s causing the recent drop in soybean, corn, and wheat prices? Profit-taking and technical selling are impacting these key crops, as forecasts indicate cooler weather and potential rain for critical growing areas. Currently, 63%...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 27, 2026
Could the recent improvements in soybean ratings signal a shift in Kansas agriculture? The latest USDA report indicates that while corn conditions in Kansas have held steady, with 54% rated good to excellent, soybean...
AgriTalk · Jul 27, 2026
What triggered the sharp decline in grain prices this week? Easing tensions in Iran led to a drop in energy prices, which in turn pressured the agricultural markets, particularly soybeans and cattle. Soybeans, which...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 27, 2026
What does the latest USDA report reveal about Nebraska's crop conditions? Corn is advancing with 79% silking and 60% rated good to excellent, while soybeans are 85% blooming and 61% rated good to excellent....