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Strong Grain Demand Tests Transportation System This Summer

July 13, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – Large U.S. grain supplies are creating a different challenge for producers this […]

Small Nuclear Reactors Could Reshape Rural Energy Future

July 13, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – Growing demand for electricity could create new opportunities and challenges for rural […]

Rising Prime Beef Production Drives USDA Grading Review

July 13, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – USDA is reviewing federal beef grading standards as more cattle reach the […]

U.S. Wheat Production Forecast Lowest Since 1970 Crop

July 13, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. wheat supplies are tightening after USDA lowered production expectations and projected […]

Pasture Mealybug Threatens Texas Forage And Livestock

July 10, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Texas livestock producers are facing a second major pest threat as the […]

Vietnam Growth Opens Wider Market For U.S. Agriculture

July 10, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Vietnam’s expanding economy and food sector are creating new opportunities for U.S. […]

China Soybean Buying Moves Beyond Initial Trade Benchmark

July 10, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – China appears to have met and surpassed the initial U.S. soybean purchase […]

Farm Bill Payment Limits May Weaken Safety Net

July 10, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Farm bill payment limits could prevent improved safety-net programs from fully protecting […]

U.S. Food Imports Extend Far Beyond Major Crops

July 10, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – The United States imports hundreds of billions of dollars’ worth of agricultural […]

Mexico Leads Corn Trade As China Buys Soybeans

July 10, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – Mexico remained the central buyer in the latest USDA export sales report, […]

Wild Horse Program Balances Herds, Rangelands, And Adoptions

July 9, 2026 Tony St. James 0

CLOVIS, NM – The Bureau of Land Management is using an upcoming adoption event to […]

FTC Deere Settlement Expands Farmers’ Equipment Repair Rights

July 9, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – Farmers could gain broader access to equipment repair tools under a settlement […]

Drought Threatens Beef Herd Expansion And Keeps Prices High

July 9, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Drought is limiting hopes for U.S. beef cow herd expansion and could […]

Ethanol Stocks Drop As Exports Reach 13-Week High

July 9, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – U.S. ethanol production pulled back in early July, but export demand strengthened, […]

USDA Expands Crop Insurance Options For Forage Producers

July 9, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – USDA is expanding crop insurance options for forage producers in 12 states, […]

Food Inflation Pressures Rural Consumers And Ag Markets

July 9, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – Higher food prices are squeezing household budgets and reshaping demand across the […]

Lower Peanut Acres Could Tighten 2026 Crop Supplies

July 8, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – U.S. peanut acreage is down sharply in 2026, and that could help […]

Falling Input Costs Could Ease 2027 Crop Budgets

July 8, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – Lower fertilizer and fuel prices could trim 2027 crop operating costs, but […]

Ethanol And DDGS Exports Rebound Strongly In May

July 8, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – U.S. ethanol and dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS) exports improved in […]

High Input Costs Push Farmer Sentiment Lower Again

July 8, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WEST LAFAYETTE, IN – Farmer sentiment weakened again in June as high input costs remained […]

USMCA Trade Signals Matter For North American Agriculture

July 8, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – North American trade numbers are sending mixed signals for U.S. agriculture as […]

USDA Accepts 2.2 Million Acres Into 2026 CRP

July 8, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – USDA is accepting 2.2 million acres into the Conservation Reserve Program for […]

Animal Agriculture Sustainability Needs More Than One Standard

July 7, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Animal agriculture faces growing pressure to measure sustainability, but one standard may […]

Small Business Labor Rebound Highlights Rural Hiring Challenge

July 7, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – Small business hiring plans rebounded in June, but rural employers are still […]

Beef Grazing Network Targets Profitability Through Soil Health

July 7, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – American Farmland Trust is launching a redesigned Beef Producer Economic Resilience Initiative […]

Leasing Choices Shape Landowner Returns As Margins Tighten

July 7, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WEST LAFAYETTE, IN – Farm lease decisions could carry more weight as crop margins tighten […]

Record Milk Production Pressures Dairy Prices And Margins

July 7, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Record milk production is weighing on dairy prices and could pressure producer […]

China Soybean Inspections Lead As Corn Shipments Hold

July 7, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – China was the top focus in the latest USDA export inspections report, […]

Conservation Easements Require Careful Planning For Farm Succession

July 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – Conservation easements can help farm families protect land for the next generation, […]

Lawmakers Seek Textile Trade Enforcement To Protect Cotton

July 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX- A bipartisan group of House lawmakers is urging stronger customs enforcement to protect […]

Grain Transportation Volumes Mixed As Diesel Prices Ease

July 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – Grain transportation signals were mixed in late June, with stronger year-over-year rail […]

Cattle Profit Depends On Proof Over Genetic Promises

July 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Cattle producers may need to put more weight on proven function than […]

Poultry Poised To Pass Pork In Global Consumption

July 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Poultry is projected to overtake pork next year as the world’s most […]

Record Rail Fuel Surcharges Pressure Grain Transportation Costs

July 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – Rail fuel surcharges are hitting grain shippers harder this month, with Class […]

Crop Insurance Certainty Starts Before Disaster Strikes

July 3, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Crop insurance gives farmers something disaster aid often cannot provide, and that […]

Beef Sales Exports Hit Marketing-Year Highs

July 3, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – Beef delivered the strongest signal in USDA’s weekly export sales report, with […]

Rural Residents Worry Data Centers Could Raise Costs

July 3, 2026 Tony St. James 0

URBANA, IL – Rural residents are showing concern about data center growth as artificial intelligence […]

China Soybean Deal Splits State Private Buying

July 3, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – China’s soybean purchase commitment appears to be dividing trade between state-directed U.S. […]

USMCA Remains In Force After Renewal Decision

July 3, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement remains in force, but the United States did not […]

China Textile Role Still Shapes Cotton Demand Outlook

July 2, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – China remains a major force in global textiles and apparel, even as […]

Pork Expansion Stalls Despite Profitable Production Signals

July 2, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Pork production appears headed for little growth as a smaller breeding herd […]

Rural Households Feel Fuel And Grocery Budget Squeeze

July 2, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – Rural families may feel the latest consumer squeeze more directly because higher […]

EPA Plans Paraquat Roundtable As Safety Questions Grow

July 2, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – EPA plans to host a paraquat roundtable this summer as the agency […]

Tariff Barriers Raise Costs For U.S. Farm Exports

July 2, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – WTO tariff data show U.S. farmers face uneven costs when their products […]

Ethanol Output Hits 11-Week High As Demand Rises

July 2, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – U.S. ethanol production climbed to an 11-week high as gasoline demand improved […]

USDA Launches $500 Million Domestic Fertilizer Expansion Program

July 2, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – USDA is launching a $500 million fertilizer investment program to expand domestic […]

Arizona Cotton Seed Testing Finds Cold Germination Problems

July 1, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Arizona cotton growers are getting clearer seed-quality information after Farm Bureau members […]

USDA Launches Aid Program For Smaller Beef Processors

July 1, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – USDA is offering temporary support for small- and mid-size beef processors as […]

Chassis Shortages Threaten California Agricultural Export Reliability

July 1, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – California agricultural exporters depend on more than ships and containers. They also […]

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USDA Tests Streamlined Acreage Reporting Pilot Program

July 1, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – USDA is testing a streamlined acreage reporting process as producers prepare for […]

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