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Analysts expect USDA’s September Cattle on Feed report to show fewer August placements and marketings than a year ago, even as the total feedlot inventory remains higher.
New Mexico becomes the 31st state with an approved State MPI program.
USDA’s Brad Rippey says a similar stretch occurred in 2002.
Employee reassignment deadlines are on hold through October 2.
USDA says planting delays are showing up in parts of the Great Plains and Northwest.
USDA is working with UNL on research aimed at improving agricultural productivity and profitability.
USDA says Venezuela imported $2.5 billion in agricultural products in 2025.
Proposed changes would raise USDA ownership and operating loan limits as farm expenses climb.
Spring wheat harvest is one point ahead of the five-year average.
USDA says it is working to address farmer concerns and enforce antitrust laws.
Producers will have access to the modernized platform for fall-seeded crops.
Analysts say lower tariffs could bring additional Chinese demand during harvest.
The USDA undersecretary will leave the agency to serve a five-year term in Rome.
USDA forecasts record agricultural exports as gains vary widely across commodities.
The FUSE program will give students hands-on experience before entering the agricultural workforce.
Latest: Crop Progress Reports
Harvest Advances As Weather Costs Pressure Farm Operations
Lower corn and cotton supplies strengthened price expectations, while soybeans gained from stronger exports and wheat remained comparatively steady.
Crop conditions have declined as USDA prepares its September WASDE report
Latest: WASDE Reports
Lower corn and cotton supplies strengthened price expectations, while soybeans gained from stronger exports and wheat remained comparatively steady.
Crop conditions have declined as USDA prepares its September WASDE report
With crop conditions, trade, and geopolitical developments all in focus, traders will be watching Friday’s WASDE report to see where the agricultural markets are headed next.