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Crop Futures Lift Broader Agriculture Index During July

August 19, 2026 Tony St. James 0

CHICAGO, IL – Crop markets pushed the broader agricultural futures complex higher in July, while […]

Indonesia Ethanol Mandate Opens Door For U.S. Exports

August 19, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Indonesia could emerge as a significant new market for U.S. ethanol if […]

Packing Closures Could Benefit Smaller Regional Beef Processors

August 19, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Recent beef plant closures could create new opportunities for smaller and regional […]

Weak China Grain Market Clouds U.S. Export Opportunity

August 19, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – Weak domestic grain prices could limit China’s commercial appetite for imported corn […]

Agricultural Export Prices Rise While Broader Exports Fall

August 19, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. agricultural export prices strengthened in July even as overall export prices […]

Moroccan Phosphate Shipment Reopens U.S. Fertilizer Supply Channel

August 18, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – A 54,000-metric-ton shipment of Moroccan triple superphosphate has arrived at the Port […]

Vietnam U.S. Corn Imports Surge With Sustainability Program

August 18, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Vietnam’s purchases of U.S. corn surged after the U.S. Grains & BioProducts […]

Panama Canal Draft Cuts Raise Agricultural Shipping Concerns

August 18, 2026 Tony St. James 0

PANAMA CITY, PANAMA – The Panama Canal is tightening vessel draft limits as El Niño […]

Corn Export Inspections Run 26% Above Last Year

August 18, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. corn export inspections continue running well ahead of last year, providing […]

Packing Closures Raise Freight Concerns For Midwest Feeders

August 18, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Beef packing closures could leave some Midwest cattle feeders with fewer competitive […]

Apparel Sales Rise While Clothing Demand Remains Unclear

August 17, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Apparel retailers posted stronger July sales, but the increase may say more […]

Canadian Mushroom Tariffs Could Aid U.S. Mushroom Growers

August 17, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – U.S. mushroom growers could gain some pricing support after federal trade officials […]

Weight Loss Drugs Could Reshape U.S. Food Demand

August 17, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Growing use of glucagon-like peptide-1, or GLP-1, weight-loss drugs could reshape food […]

Inflation Fears Deepen Pressure On Rural Household Spending

August 17, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – Consumer confidence weakened sharply in August as more households worried that wages […]

Does Shrinking Beef Capacity Change Cattle Producer Leverage?

August 17, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Shrinking beef processing capacity could alter cattle producer leverage as packers consolidate […]

Smaller Loans Define Farm Credit’s YBS Lending Mission

August 17, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – Young, beginning and small producers accounted for more than half of Farm […]

Ethanol Production Rises While Stocks Reach Eleven-Week High

August 14, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – U.S. ethanol production increased last week, keeping corn demand strong even as […]

Midwest Farmland Values Stall As Farm Credit Weakens

August 14, 2026 Tony St. James 0

CHICAGO, IL – Midwest farmland values were unchanged from a year earlier during the second […]

Retail Beef Margins Widen As Consumer Prices Climb

August 14, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Retail beef prices climbed sharply in July even as wholesale Choice beef […]

Final BOI Rule Protects Farms, Congress Must Act

August 14, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – U.S. farms and rural businesses organized as domestic companies are no longer […]

USDA Spending Shifts As Farm Support Patterns Change

August 14, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Federal agriculture spending is running below last year, but the underlying numbers […]

Fertilizer Prices Stay Elevated Through 2028, Pressuring Farmers

August 14, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Fertilizer prices are expected to remain above pre-Iran war levels through 2028, […]

Facing Deeper Losses, Tyson Closing Two Beef Facilities

August 13, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Tyson Foods is shrinking its beef processing network as historically tight cattle […]

China Leads New-Crop Soybean Sales As Corn Strengthens

August 13, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – China dominated new-crop U.S. soybean buying last week, providing an important demand […]

Farm Equipment Sales Remain Weak Through July 2026

August 13, 2026 Tony St. James 0

MILWAUKEE, WI – U.S. farm equipment sales remained under pressure in July as producers continued […]

Federal Borrowing Adds Pressure To Farm Credit Outlook

August 13, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – Federal borrowing continues to accelerate, adding another challenge for farmers and rural […]

Urea Prices Ease While Phosphate Supply Risks Persist

August 13, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – Urea prices have retreated from recent highs, offering some relief for growers, […]

Diesel Supplies Stay Tight As Harvest Demand Builds

August 13, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – Diesel supplies remain tight heading toward fall harvest, keeping fuel costs and […]

Cooling Inflation Masks Persistent Energy Pressure For Agriculture

August 13, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. inflation eased slightly in July, but energy costs remain a significant […]

China Raises Trade Barrier Against U.S. Pecan Growers

August 13, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – China has imposed a 54.3 percent provisional anti-dumping deposit on U.S. pecans, […]

USDA Tightens Corn and Wheat Outlooks In August

August 12, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – USDA’s August outlook tightened major crop projections, led by corn, wheat and […]

Senate Committee Deadlock Stalls 2026 Farm Bill Again

August 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – The Senate Agriculture Committee failed to advance the Agricultural Act of 2026, […]

MUD Jeans Bankruptcy Exposes Cotton Supply Chain Pressure

August 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – MUD Jeans built its identity around making denim last longer, but the […]

Hemp Acreage Collapses Before Federal Rules Reshape Market

August 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – Hemp acreage collapsed across the Ninth Federal Reserve District before a federal […]

Pasture Values Outpace Cropland As Cattle Markets Strengthen

August 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. pasture values rose faster than cropland in 2026 as strong cattle […]

Falling Potato Values Bring Limited Relief To Consumers

August 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – Potato growers faced sharply lower farm-level values in June, but consumers received […]

Nearshoring Could Strengthen Demand For Traceable U.S. Cotton

August 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Trade policy and nearshoring could create new demand opportunities for U.S. cotton […]

Upstream Agriculture Adds More Value Than Farms Themselves

August 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – Businesses supplying farmers and ranchers generated more economic value, employment, and worker […]

Tyson Protein Results Reveal Widening Beef Poultry Divide

August 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Tyson Foods’ third-quarter results show poultry profits strengthening while tight cattle supplies […]

Boozman Warns Farm Bill Window Is Rapidly Closing

August 6, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – The Senate farm bill faces an immediate deadline as lawmakers run short […]

Texas County Uses Incentives To Steer Data Centers

August 5, 2026 Tony St. James 0

FLOYDADA, TX – As rural communities debate the rapid expansion of data centers, one Texas […]

Farm Financial Pressure Rises Without Reaching Crisis Levels

August 5, 2026 Tony St. James 0

AMES, IA – Farm financial pressure is spreading across Iowa agriculture, but strong land equity […]

Artificial Intelligence Could Transform Cattle Health Monitoring Systems

August 5, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Artificial intelligence could help cattle producers identify disease and heat stress before […]

CCC Borrowing Cap Threatens Future Farm Emergency Response

August 5, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – USDA could lose its ability to respond quickly to farm emergencies as […]

Farmer Sentiment Rebounds As Prices Ease Financial Anxiety

August 5, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WEST LAFAYETTE, IN – Farmer sentiment improved in July after three consecutive monthly declines as […]

Agricultural Trade Deficit Narrows As Exports Gain Ground

August 5, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. agricultural trade deficit narrowed sharply during the first half of […]

Record Ethanol Blend Rate Strengthens Corn Demand Outlook

August 5, 2026 Tony St. James 0

NASHVILLE, TN – The U.S. ethanol blend rate reached a record 11.29 percent in May […]

AGRICULTURE TODAY PODCAST 08/04/2026

August 5, 2026 Tony St. James 0

Today’s episode features the latest in agribusiness news, markets and weather with Tony St. James […]

U.S. Dairy Exports Surge As Milkfat Markets Expand

August 4, 2026 Tony St. James 0

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. dairy exports are reaching new records as cheese and butter shipments […]

Union Pacific Norfolk Southern Expand Merger Shipper Protections

August 4, 2026 Tony St. James 0

LUBBOCK, TX – Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern are offering broader customer protections as they […]

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