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Trump Threatens, Than Softens Trade Stance with China

The U.S.-Chinese trade relationship took many twists and turns this past week. Early in the week, President Trump addressed the trade relationship with China in a White House news briefing. “Look, I have a great relationship with President Xi, but…

Read More

NDSA Opposed to Any Market-Altering Policies

Cattle futures plummeted in reaction to President Trump’s comments on consumer beef prices. “While I don’t know the specifics of what the President has in mind and what it all means, the remarks were concerning,” said Julie Ellingson, executive vice…

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White House Has Plan to Reduce Consumer Beef Prices

In the final minutes of a media briefing on Thursday, President Trump said energy and food prices are coming down. The one exception has been beef prices. “I think we have a deal on beef that would bring the price…

Read More

Farm Aid Package Planned Once Government Reopens

Once the government reopens, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said a farm assistance package will be created, using tariff revenues to compensate farmers. She said it is also important to eventually move away from the hamster wheel of farm bailout programs.…

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Records Broken at Faith Livestock

This past week was the best ever for calf sales at Faith Livestock, with prices breaking all-time records. There was a sale of 131 head of 426-pound calves that brought $600. That’s the highest 4-weight sale for a lot of…

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American Lamb Board Opens $350K Research Funding

The American Lamb Board is offering $350,000 in research funding for fiscal year 2026 to support projects that strengthen the U.S. lamb industry. Proposals are being sought for initiatives that expand domestic sheep production and improve the quality and marketability…

Read More

U.S. Farmers to Plant More Soybeans in 2026

U.S. farmers are expected to shift more acres to soybeans next year while cutting back on corn and wheat. S&P Global Commodity Insights projects 2026 corn plantings at 96 million acres, soybeans at 83 million acres, and total wheat at…

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  • Trump Threatens, Than Softens Trade Stance with China
  • SDFU Donates 35,000 Pounds of Pork to Feeding South Dakota
  • NDSA Opposed to Any Market-Altering Policies
  • Beet Campaign Slowed by Heat, Rain Delays
  • Fischbach Welcomes Shift in Trade Policy
  • White House Has Plan to Reduce Consumer Beef Prices
  • Farm Aid Package Planned Once Government Reopens
  • All Latest News

Trump Threatens, Than Softens Trade Stance with China

The U.S.-Chinese trade relationship took many twists and turns this past week. Early in the week, President Trump addressed the trade relationship with China in a White House news briefing. “Look, I have a great relationship with President Xi, but…

Read More

SDFU Donates 35,000 Pounds of Pork to Feeding South Dakota

The South Dakota Farmers Union has delivered a significant pork donation to Feeding South Dakota. “Farmers Union Enterprises, which is comprised of five state Farmers Unions; Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin, has donated 175,000 of hams to…

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NDSA Opposed to Any Market-Altering Policies

Cattle futures plummeted in reaction to President Trump’s comments on consumer beef prices. “While I don’t know the specifics of what the President has in mind and what it all means, the remarks were concerning,” said Julie Ellingson, executive vice…

Read More

Beet Campaign Slowed by Heat, Rain Delays

Growers are pushing forward with the current sugarbeet campaign. “We’re not done yet, that’s for sure, we probably have another 25 percent of the crop left to go,” said Betaseed Sales Manager John Samdahl. “It’s been a battle between the…

Read More

Fischbach Welcomes Shift in Trade Policy

Minnesota Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach is a member of the House Ways and Means trade subcommittee. When asked about the current trade strategy, Fischbach said President Trump is bringing people to the table. “I will say this, at least they are…

Read More

White House Has Plan to Reduce Consumer Beef Prices

In the final minutes of a media briefing on Thursday, President Trump said energy and food prices are coming down. The one exception has been beef prices. “I think we have a deal on beef that would bring the price…

Read More

Farm Aid Package Planned Once Government Reopens

Once the government reopens, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said a farm assistance package will be created, using tariff revenues to compensate farmers. She said it is also important to eventually move away from the hamster wheel of farm bailout programs.…

Read More
  • Trump Threatens, Than Softens Trade Stance with China
  • NDSA Opposed to Any Market-Altering Policies
  • Fischbach Welcomes Shift in Trade Policy
  • U.S.-Brazil Discuss Trade
  • China Waits to Fill Dec-Jan Soybean Needs
  • U.S.-Brazil Officials Meet
  • Easing Interest Rates Provide Some Help
  • All Markets

Trump Threatens, Than Softens Trade Stance with China

The U.S.-Chinese trade relationship took many twists and turns this past week. Early in the week, President Trump addressed the trade relationship with China in a White House news briefing. “Look, I have a great relationship with President Xi, but…

Read More

NDSA Opposed to Any Market-Altering Policies

Cattle futures plummeted in reaction to President Trump’s comments on consumer beef prices. “While I don’t know the specifics of what the President has in mind and what it all means, the remarks were concerning,” said Julie Ellingson, executive vice…

Read More

Fischbach Welcomes Shift in Trade Policy

Minnesota Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach is a member of the House Ways and Means trade subcommittee. When asked about the current trade strategy, Fischbach said President Trump is bringing people to the table. “I will say this, at least they are…

Read More

U.S.-Brazil Discuss Trade

U.S. Trade Ambassador Jamieson Greer and Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with the Brazilian foreign affairs ministry on Thursday to discuss trade. Brazil is currently dealing with 50 percent tariffs from the U.S. A meeting between President Trump and…

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China Waits to Fill Dec-Jan Soybean Needs

China still needs to purchase 8-9 million tons of soybeans for December-January shipment. Those purchases are on hold for two reasons. They are avoiding the U.S. market because of the trade war. Price is the headache for South American soybeans.…

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U.S.-Brazil Officials Meet

U.S. Trade Ambassador Jamieson Greer and Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with the Brazilian foreign affairs ministry Thursday to discuss trade. Brazil is currently dealing with 50 percent tariffs from the U.S. A meeting between President Trump and Brazilian…

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Easing Interest Rates Provide Some Help

According to a new report from the CoBank Knowledge Exchange, another four or five quarter-point interest rate cuts are expected through the end of next year. That would put the baseline interest rate around three percent at the end of…

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  • SDFU Donates 35,000 Pounds of Pork to Feeding South Dakota
  • White House Has Plan to Reduce Consumer Beef Prices
  • Records Broken at Faith Livestock
  • Ruehle Moves to Red Angus Association
  • American Lamb Board Opens $350K Research Funding
  • New SDSU Wheat Released
  • Soil Sampling Key to Smarter Fall Fertilizer Decisions
  • All Ag Business

SDFU Donates 35,000 Pounds of Pork to Feeding South Dakota

The South Dakota Farmers Union has delivered a significant pork donation to Feeding South Dakota. “Farmers Union Enterprises, which is comprised of five state Farmers Unions; Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin, has donated 175,000 of hams to…

Read More

White House Has Plan to Reduce Consumer Beef Prices

In the final minutes of a media briefing on Thursday, President Trump said energy and food prices are coming down. The one exception has been beef prices. “I think we have a deal on beef that would bring the price…

Read More

Records Broken at Faith Livestock

This past week was the best ever for calf sales at Faith Livestock, with prices breaking all-time records. There was a sale of 131 head of 426-pound calves that brought $600. That’s the highest 4-weight sale for a lot of…

Read More

Ruehle Moves to Red Angus Association

The Red Angus Association has hired Greg Ruehle as its new executive vice president. Ruehle’s background includes executive leadership roles with the Nebraska Cattlemen, American Shorthorn Association, National Sorghum Producers and Independent Professional Seed Association.

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American Lamb Board Opens $350K Research Funding

The American Lamb Board is offering $350,000 in research funding for fiscal year 2026 to support projects that strengthen the U.S. lamb industry. Proposals are being sought for initiatives that expand domestic sheep production and improve the quality and marketability…

Read More

New SDSU Wheat Released

South Dakota State University is releasing a new hard red winter wheat variety. SD Vivian demonstrates moderate to good resistance to drought, stem rust and Hessian fly. It is also described as a high-yielding variety with above-average protein. It will…

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Soil Sampling Key to Smarter Fall Fertilizer Decisions

With many farmers preparing for their fall fertilizer applications, Agvise Soil Scientist John Breker says it all starts with soil sampling. “With fertilizer prices as high as they are, it’s important to have up-to-date soil test information so you know…

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  • Beet Campaign Slowed by Heat, Rain Delays
  • U.S. Farmers to Plant More Soybeans in 2026
  • Warm Weather Slows Potato Harvest
  • Big Bushels in SW MN Despite Disease Pressure
  • Pioneer Agronomy Update
  • Pleased With Yields Despite Early Frost
  • Soil Sampling Key to Smarter Fall Fertilizer Decisions
  • All Crops

Beet Campaign Slowed by Heat, Rain Delays

Growers are pushing forward with the current sugarbeet campaign. “We’re not done yet, that’s for sure, we probably have another 25 percent of the crop left to go,” said Betaseed Sales Manager John Samdahl. “It’s been a battle between the…

Read More

U.S. Farmers to Plant More Soybeans in 2026

U.S. farmers are expected to shift more acres to soybeans next year while cutting back on corn and wheat. S&P Global Commodity Insights projects 2026 corn plantings at 96 million acres, soybeans at 83 million acres, and total wheat at…

Read More

Warm Weather Slows Potato Harvest

Despite weather-related delays, Carl Hoverson, a farmer in the Larimore, North Dakota area, says the overall potato crop quality was good. “A lot of hot weather, so we had to wait a lot of days. Most days we worked this…

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Big Bushels in SW MN Despite Disease Pressure

For the most part, the soybean harvest has been put to bed in southwest Minnesota. Matt Widboom, who farms at Worthington, had an above-average crop with yields in the 60s and 70s or better. The average was brought down by…

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Pioneer Agronomy Update

In the Pioneer Agronomy Update, Field Agronomist Kevin Sinner says attention will soon shift to crop evaluation for 2025. The Granular app can scrutinize planting dates, fertility, fungicide treatments and more. Listen to this update to learn more about this…

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Pleased With Yields Despite Early Frost

Even with an early frost that took off a bit of the top end in the soybeans, Rugby, North Dakota farmer Steve Fritel says the overall yields were good. “We noticed the yield differences, but overall, I guess we’re pleased…

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Soil Sampling Key to Smarter Fall Fertilizer Decisions

With many farmers preparing for their fall fertilizer applications, Agvise Soil Scientist John Breker says it all starts with soil sampling. “With fertilizer prices as high as they are, it’s important to have up-to-date soil test information so you know…

Read More
  • NDSA Opposed to Any Market-Altering Policies
  • White House Has Plan to Reduce Consumer Beef Prices
  • Records Broken at Faith Livestock
  • Ruehle Moves to Red Angus Association
  • American Lamb Board Opens $350K Research Funding
  • Top 50 Dairy Co-op List Updated
  • Labor Seen as Dairy Industry’s Biggest Issue
  • All Livestock

NDSA Opposed to Any Market-Altering Policies

Cattle futures plummeted in reaction to President Trump’s comments on consumer beef prices. “While I don’t know the specifics of what the President has in mind and what it all means, the remarks were concerning,” said Julie Ellingson, executive vice…

Read More

White House Has Plan to Reduce Consumer Beef Prices

In the final minutes of a media briefing on Thursday, President Trump said energy and food prices are coming down. The one exception has been beef prices. “I think we have a deal on beef that would bring the price…

Read More

Records Broken at Faith Livestock

This past week was the best ever for calf sales at Faith Livestock, with prices breaking all-time records. There was a sale of 131 head of 426-pound calves that brought $600. That’s the highest 4-weight sale for a lot of…

Read More

Ruehle Moves to Red Angus Association

The Red Angus Association has hired Greg Ruehle as its new executive vice president. Ruehle’s background includes executive leadership roles with the Nebraska Cattlemen, American Shorthorn Association, National Sorghum Producers and Independent Professional Seed Association.

Read More

American Lamb Board Opens $350K Research Funding

The American Lamb Board is offering $350,000 in research funding for fiscal year 2026 to support projects that strengthen the U.S. lamb industry. Proposals are being sought for initiatives that expand domestic sheep production and improve the quality and marketability…

Read More

Top 50 Dairy Co-op List Updated

Dairy Farmers of America remains the largest dairy cooperative nationwide. Milk volume totaled 55.7 billion pounds, down 6 million pounds from 2024. According to the Hoard’s Dairyman list of the top 50 dairy co-ops, Edge Dairy Farm Cooperative moved up…

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Labor Seen as Dairy Industry’s Biggest Issue

According to National Milk Producers Federation Chairman Randy Mooney, labor is the #1 challenge for the dairy industry. “We’ve got the H-2A visas that don’t really fit dairy because they’re seasonal workers,” said Mooney. “We’ve got now the Trump Administration…

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  • Trump Threatens, Than Softens Trade Stance with China
  • NDSA Opposed to Any Market-Altering Policies
  • Fischbach Welcomes Shift in Trade Policy
  • White House Has Plan to Reduce Consumer Beef Prices
  • Farm Aid Package Planned Once Government Reopens
  • NASCOE Weighs in on FSA Staffing
  • Thune: Begin Marketing Loan Process
  • All Policy

Trump Threatens, Than Softens Trade Stance with China

The U.S.-Chinese trade relationship took many twists and turns this past week. Early in the week, President Trump addressed the trade relationship with China in a White House news briefing. “Look, I have a great relationship with President Xi, but…

Read More

NDSA Opposed to Any Market-Altering Policies

Cattle futures plummeted in reaction to President Trump’s comments on consumer beef prices. “While I don’t know the specifics of what the President has in mind and what it all means, the remarks were concerning,” said Julie Ellingson, executive vice…

Read More

Fischbach Welcomes Shift in Trade Policy

Minnesota Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach is a member of the House Ways and Means trade subcommittee. When asked about the current trade strategy, Fischbach said President Trump is bringing people to the table. “I will say this, at least they are…

Read More

White House Has Plan to Reduce Consumer Beef Prices

In the final minutes of a media briefing on Thursday, President Trump said energy and food prices are coming down. The one exception has been beef prices. “I think we have a deal on beef that would bring the price…

Read More

Farm Aid Package Planned Once Government Reopens

Once the government reopens, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said a farm assistance package will be created, using tariff revenues to compensate farmers. She said it is also important to eventually move away from the hamster wheel of farm bailout programs.…

Read More

NASCOE Weighs in on FSA Staffing

The National Association of FSA County Office Employees is urging USDA to maintain adequate staffing at the county level. The current reorganization plan does not directly impact county offices, the group said the continued erosion of staffing capacity is a…

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Thune: Begin Marketing Loan Process

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is asking the White House to allow farmers to use marketing assistance loans so they can meet current cash flow needs. That would require USDA to reopen FSA offices, which seems unlikely until the government…

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November 13 | SBARE Input Session | Minot, ND
November 13 | FCS of Mandan Producer Education Event | Mandan and Dickinson, ND
November 14 | NDSU Harvest Bowl Awards Dinner | Fargo, ND
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