Rural Money
The latest USDA price projections are raising new questions about crop payments and ARC calculations.
Industry leaders say producers could still benefit even with many operations already using reduced-tax off-road diesel.
The latest Meat Demand Monitor shows strong retail demand for beef products like ribeye steaks and ground beef.
Did the Kansas Court of Appeals Go Too Far in Clark v. McKee?
A tax preparer can help identify penalty and interest charges and determine whether Form 843 should be filed.
Kentucky Farm Bureau President Eddie Melton joins us to discuss fertilizer affordability concerns, Senate Agriculture Committee testimony, and spring planting conditions in Kentucky.
U.S. beef imports are running at a record pace while exports are falling, reflecting tight domestic cattle supplies and high U.S. beef prices.
ASFMRA’s Chad Hertz joins us to discuss farmland trends, economic pressures facing producers, and how outside influences are shaping today’s land market.
“Irresponsible Lending Has No Place in Government Programs,” the U.S. Department of Agriculture said in a press release.
U.S. Wheat Associates is expanding into global fish feed markets, with early gains in South America and new opportunities emerging in Ecuador’s shrimp industry.
Dr. Robert Ellis joins us to discuss economic challenges in agriculture, available resources for farmers, and ways producers can evaluate practices to strengthen their operations.
Advocacy groups say farmers, ranchers and business owners may need to file claims before a July deadline.
USDA says planting progress remains strong nationwide, though some soybean fields are still slow to emerge.
Current estimates indicate the federal government could be forced to return more than $150 billion to importers.
Balancing Regulatory Compliance and Economic Viability
Cattle producers may get some credit relief, but land and facility borrowing costs likely remain high.