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Farmer sentiment up ahead of the U.S. presidential election

An ag economist says farmers are expressing optimism that economic conditions will improve. Jim Mintert with Purdue’s Center for Commerical Ag tells Brownfield the latest Ag Economy Barometer rose 27 points from last month. “They became more optimistic about their financial conditions, particularly when... Read More.

2025 corn prices have the potential to rally

A senior market advisor at Total Farm Marketing says corn prices could rally next year. Bryan Doherty says taking a long-term approach is key. “It’s a cheap commodity in relationship to the cost of producing it, and it’s a cheap commodity in relationship to where... Read More.

Unprofitable harvest finishes early

A Michigan farmer says optimism after an early harvest season is being overshadowed by a grim price outlook. John Burk tells Brownfield he’s concerned there won’t be many opportunities to market this year’s crop at a profit. “Right now I’m at a loss I... Read More.

GDT index jumps almost 5%

The Global Dairy Trade index rose 4.8% in Tuesday’s trading, with prices higher for everything but lactose. The butter market saw the biggest gain, up 8.3% to $6,990 per metric ton, or $3.17 per pound. Anhydrous milk fat rose 4.6% to $7,558 per metric... Read More.

Recent rains welcome for cover crops

Recent rains across the Midwest are a welcome sight for farmers that have seeded cover crops. Northern Illinois farmer Norm Deets tells Brownfield the dry fall has challenged crop establishment. “One of the things that we’ll probably see if the weather does turn cold,... Read More.

Another strong month for ethanol exports

U.S. ethanol exports remain on a record pace. The Renewable Fuels Association says the September total of 148.5 million gallons was up 5% from August. Canada took the top slot for the 42nd month in a row, pulling in nearly half of all monthly... Read More.

Down cycles in ag lead to more farm transitions

An agricultural economist says downturns in the ag economy typically lead to an increase in farm transitions. Dr. David Kohl, professor emeritus at Virginia Tech, tells Brownfield… “Given the economic cycle this whole thing of transition management will accelerate because I’m hearing a number... Read More.

Grassley remains pessimistic about lame duck farm bill

There’s still hope the farm bill can be completed during the lame duck session of Congress. But U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley tells Brownfield he’s not optimistic. “I haven’t heard of any movement during the month of October, and that movement would be just among... Read More.
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