Some Nebraska ag groups say they’re concerned that state’s $471 million budget shortfall could potentially increase property taxes for producers.   Rancher Steve Sunderman is chairman of the Nebraska Cattlemen’s Taxation Committee. “We’ve maybe have seen a dip in our property tax bills in the last year or two just because of property tax relief […]

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Wisconsin Soybean Association’s President says the state’s growers will continue to be well represented at the state and national level. Doug Rebout tells Brownfield Don Lutz from Scandinavia and Tanner Johnson from Prairie Farm have been Wisconsin’s American Soybean Association board members. “Don is terming off of his spot on the ASA board, so Steve […]

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At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were lower on profit-taking.  February live cattle closed $1.40 higher at $229.55 and April live cattle closed $1.27 higher at $229.40.  January feeder cattle closed $4.30 higher at $339.10 and March feeder cattle closed $3.60 higher at $3334.07.  Direct cash cattle trade was quiet Friday following […]

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Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling, adding to what would have already been week-to-week losses. There was another round of “sell the fact” activity after China bought 132,000 tons of 2025/26 U.S. soybeans ahead of the open, pushing the week’s announced sales 1.089 million tons. The lack of clarity regarding the proposed trade […]

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