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USDA: Farm Prices Mixed in October

Published December 16, 2025

The USDA reports farmers saw mixed prices in October. The overall index of prices received fell 8.8 percent from September but remains up nearly 7 percent from the same time last year. Crop prices were down 4.9 percent from last…

Soybean Oil Stocks Surge 40 Percent

Published December 16, 2025

The National Oilseed Processors Association reports U.S. soybean oil inventories have reached 1.51 billion pounds, a level not seen since June 2024, up 40 percent from last year. Soybean crushing dropped to 216 million pounds, below expectations. Analysts say the…

MN Corn Matters

Published December 15, 2025

In this edition of Minnesota Corn Matters, Minnesota Corn Growers Association Past President Richard Syverson highlights a recent trade mission to Switzerland and Germany. Click here to listen.

Region Well Represented Among Wheat Contest Winners

Published December 15, 2025

The 28 winners of the National Wheat Yield Contest have submitted their wheat for quality testing. Quality winners will be announced during a wheat quality webinar on January 21, and awards will be presented at the 2026 Commodity Classic in…

New NDFU President Perdue Pledges to Build on Watne’s Legacy

Published December 14, 2025

Newly elected North Dakota Farmers Union President Matt Perdue understands that he has some pretty big shoes to fill without going President Mark Watne's retirement. Despite the current ag economic landscape in the country, Perdue says that he's inheriting a…

White Mold Could Threaten Crops for Years to Come

Published December 13, 2025

After significant white mold pressure this past year, the inoculum is in the soil and could be an issue in 2026, 2027, and beyond. "Those sclerotia had been produced, that are in the stem basically within that plant, of soybean, dry…

Competing for Acres

Published December 13, 2025

While growers would like to see an uptick in wheat prices, the crop remains an important part of the crop rotation. "Yeah, it's a big crop for a lot of growers when they think about managing weeds, especially dealing with a…

$4M Available for Beginning Farmer Program

Published December 12, 2025

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture Rural Finance Authority will begin accepting applications for the 2026 Beginning Farmer Tax Credit on January 1. The annual program provides financial incentives for asset owners who rent or sell farmland, equipment, livestock, or other…

Higher Corn Demand for Ethanol Production

Published December 12, 2025

Ethanol producers used 476.4 million bushels of corn in October, an increase from 435.4 million in September and 463.6 million a year ago, according to the USDA. The agency also reports a recent dip in sorghum use at ethanol plants,…

Gast Outlines Priorities as New USB Vice Chair

Published December 11, 2025

United Soybean Board Vice Chair Matt Gast, Valley City, says return on investment will remain the board’s top priority. Gast, who has served on the board since 2019 and on its executive committee since 2021, says the role comes at…

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Crops Articles

USDA: Farm Prices Mixed in October

Soybean Oil Stocks Surge 40 Percent

MN Corn Matters

Region Well Represented Among Wheat Contest Winners

New NDFU President Perdue Pledges to Build on Watne’s Legacy

White Mold Could Threaten Crops for Years to Come

Competing for Acres

$4M Available for Beginning Farmer Program

Higher Corn Demand for Ethanol Production

Gast Outlines Priorities as New USB Vice Chair

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