News USB director: livestock consumption remains key to soybean demand A United Soybean Board director sees livestock consumption as a cornerstone of soybean demand. Laurie Isley farms in Michigan and says USB continues to study usage. “Particularly with ... See more
News CHS, OCP target 2028 startup for Louisiana phosphate fertilizer plant The nation’s largest ag cooperative, CHS, is partnering with a major phosphate fertilizer producer to build a fertilizer production facility in Louisiana by the end of the decade. ... See more
News Ah-ha moments: farm groups share the story of modern agriculture at Minnesota State Fair Farm groups use the state fair to enlighten the public about modern agriculture. Ruth Meirick with Minnesota Farm Bureau says they’ve created an interactive expe... See more
News SE Iowa soybean grower sees “tremendous swing in pod counts” after rollercoaster summer A southeast Iowa farmer anticipates variable yields because of up and down growing conditions this summer. Mark Jackson grows corn and soybeans near Oskaloosa and... See more
News Bill to delist gray wolf sits in Senate committee Legislation to delist the gray wolf from the Endangered Species List remains stalled in the U.S. Senate. Northern Minnesota rancher Miles Kuschel says the Pet and Livestock Protection Act has cleared ... See more
