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CONAB cuts Brazil soybean estimate further

Brazil’s equivalent of the USDA has lowered its outlook for soybean production because of continued hot, dry weather in some key growing areas. CONAB projects Brazil’s bean crop at 122.77 million tons, down 2.702 million from February and 15.383 million less than last year’s total. The estimate for the first corn crop was cut by 102,600 tons to 24.332 million, but the outlook for the critical second crop was increased […]

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The stark reality of farming in Ukraine during the war

A farmer from Ukraine says as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues, the possibility of getting a crop planted for this year dwindles. Kees Huizinga tells Brownfield the challenges are mounting. “Ukraine has been brutally disturbed,” he says.  “I just this morning got a message from our agricultural association that Ukraine farmers need 200,000 tons of diesel to do the spring planting.” He says it doesn’t stop there.  “The same story […]

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Ag retailer says input delivery might be around the corner

An ag retailer says shipments of some inputs might be back on schedule. Ward Bloodworth with Helena tells Brownfield fertilizer delivery is about two weeks behind because of shorter transportation routes. “I think these trucks are local, but we do have some benefits of how we can haul within in radiuses due to ag.  I think our local retail and our distributor will be able to manage those trucks versus […]

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New herbicide solutions to help growers maximize their ROI

Soybean growers continue to battle herbicide resistant weeds and finding a weed control solution that works remains a priority. In this Managing for Profit, Bryan Brochin, UPL Commercial Head, US Ag talks about the new herbicide solutions UPL is offering growers. ...

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Pushing back against EPA’s emissions rule

Corn farmers are pushing back against EPA’s recent tailpipe emissions rule for cars and trucks. Several state corn associations, along with some biofules groups have filed a petition to challenge the EPA’s attempt to mandate a single technology to reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions.   Matt Frostic a farmer on the board of the Michigan Corn Growers Association says electric vehicles aren’t the only option.  “When we take a biofuel like […]

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Pork can be prepared in variety of ways and help reduce food waste

Pork is a versatile protein source that can be prepared with various cooking methods.  Chef Cole Padgett is with Taxman Fortville, an Indiana brasserie and tap room that boasts offering globally inspired localized cuisine that uses ingredients sourced from artisans and farmers from around the region. He recently participated in a cooking competition to highlight the versatility of pork. And, he says it can even help reduce food waste. Healthy […]

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Helena CEO says company remains resilient despite challenges

Helena Agri-Enterprises President and CEO Eric Cowling told Brownfield his company has found ways to adapt and navigate on going challenges in the ag industry. He says Helena is working with growers nationwide to manage volatility in the markets, supply chain issues and rising input costs. President and CEO Eric Cowling: ...

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Direct cattle prices down on week

Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures were down and feeders were mostly lower, watching direct cash business. That business during the session was light, with prices below week ago levels. The USDA did raise its 2022 beef production and price outlooks Wednesday in the monthly supply and demand report. April live was down $1.47 at $137.57 and June was $1.50 lower at $133.95. March feeders were the exception, up $.02 […]

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