Wednesday, February 19th, 2025 Podcast
What started out as a quiet day turned mostly lower by Wednesday’s close as we saw pressure in wheat, soybeans and corn along with the hog market. Was it a money flow issue or something else at
Congressman Feenstra Comments on E-15, SAF, DOGE and More
(NASHVILLE, TN) — The topic of year-round E-15 and whether or not there is the political will to make investment in more renewable fuels, like sustainable aviation fuel, was among many topics of conversation with one midwest
Argentina Struggling with Dry Weather, Yield Predictions Continue Lower
Brazil’s farmers have struggled with too much rain in the north and not enough in the south. Dr. Michael Cordonnier of Soybean and Corn Advisor, Inc., says the dry weather in Brazil stretches well into Argentina. “Oh
Caucus Members Want Assurances Regarding Chicken Exports
The co-chairs of the Congressional and Senate Chicken Caucuses wrote the USDA to seek assurances to protect America’s chicken exports should vaccination be contemplated as part of a strategy to combat HPAI. With the recent attention around
An Update on Port Negotiations
On February 7, the International Longshoremen Association’s Wage Scale Committee unanimously approved a new six-year contract between the ILA and the U.S. Maritime Alliance. The next step is a ratification vote on February 25 by the ILA
RFA’s Cooper: Boosting Ethanol Can Again Help Avert Farm Crisis
In his annual address on the state of the U.S. ethanol industry, Renewable Fuels Association President and CEO Geoff Cooper highlighted the industry’s pivotal role in American agriculture and outlined how ethanol can once again help the