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Expanded SkillBridge opportunities and a new hiring campaign aim to connect military families with USDA careers.
Barchart’s Darin Newsom shares his perspective on farmland ownership, data center development, and considerations for farm families evaluating potential land offers.
Analysts say weather, global demand and international buying could shift the commodity outlook in the months ahead.
Producers are using the technology to manage fields, target problem areas and reduce input costs.
Agriculture News
Seven counties have confirmed the disease following its first detection earlier this month.
Industry leaders say the reopening will provide some relief, but cattle supplies will take time to normalize.
Higher production boosts corn demand as rising inventories put transportation networks in focus.
Washington Policy
USDA has not yet released the names of the six companies participating in the latest expansion but is expected to provide additional details following Secretary Rollins’ announcement on Friday.
Farm CPA Paul Neiffer discusses finalized marketing year average prices for wheat, barley, and oats, expected ARC and PLC payments, and when corn and soybean prices will be finalized.
Farm Bureau economist Bern Nelson reviews the latest USDA cattle reports and market trends. Trent Stewart joins us from Superior Livestock’s Video Royale in Winnemucca, Nevada, with a live auction update.
World News
Washington State Potato Commission Executive Director Chris Voight says China has emerged as one of the biggest competitors in global potato markets, reducing U.S. sales across the Pacific Rim.
The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement remains in effect, but the United States declined automatic renewal, triggering annual reviews unless the three countries later approve an extension.
Industry leaders warn Brazil’s growing export presence could have lasting effects on U.S. cotton.
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