Legislation that would remove wolves from the Endangered Species List has again passed the U.S. House of Representatives.  Congressman Tom Tiffany of Wisconsin co-authored the Pet and Livestock Protection Act and says the carnage has increased over the past few years. “It’s not just northern Wisconsin either, it’s around a big part of the state. […]

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An analyst says a weather scare in South America could help improve U.S. grain prices, but so far, there aren’t any concerns. Michael Cordonnier with Soybean and Corn Advisor says Brazil’s soybeans are expected to be record-large, and it’s unclear what will happen with corn. “A lot of farmers have already said they’re going to […]

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Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling, seeing notable week-to-week losses. Soybeans continue to monitor weather in South America, which looks good, aside from dry conditions in parts of Argentina. The Buenos Aires Grain Exchange says 67.3% of Argentina’s crop is planted with 65% of the crop called good to excellent, below a year […]

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An agronomy systems specialist at Ohio State University says farmers should start planning their weed management strategies for the 2026 crop year. Stephanie Karhoff says weed control starts in the fall.  “That herbicide burndown is really going to set us up for success,” she says. “It captures that window for a lot of our winter annual weeds […]

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