 | | Stocks and commodities are compared to a rollercoaster ride over the last two weeks. U.S. stocks saw some increases Wednesday after Super Tuesday. The rebound is happening during a volatile time with coronavirus fears and its global impact to the economy. |
 | | U.S. exporters sold just 6,012 tonnes of soybeans to China in the week ended Feb. 27, despite Phase 1 of the U.S.-China trade pact going into effect the prior week, U.S. government data showed on Thursday. |
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 | | The nitrogen program Scott Henry has traditionally used for corn production on his central Iowa farm works just fine. But Henry is changing course in 2020 and plans to use Pivot Bio Proven across all his corn acres. So why fix what’s not broken? |
 | | Meteorologist Cindi Clawson is continuing to track strong storms pushing through the south. |
 | | Pig farming has changed a lot in the past 20 years. And now, thanks to the leadership of National Pork Board’s Board of Directors, the checkoff is changing, too. |
 | | How does a free donut sound? Where and what you need to do to get one, in today's AgDay Minute. |
 | | I was up North in MN. Some corn out in field, look like a little loss around edge of fields, but of course it's already in the bin. I wonder where all the food is coming from in the world. I was reading on the internet that locusts are eating everything up in Northern Africa, and could move into India and China. Australia had only half a crop of wheat and no wheat to export. Thailand had a poor crop. Way too wet down South. Looks like food shortages coming. Why aren't grain livestock prices higher? Someone is fooling someone. |
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