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Farm Bill Provisions Outlined

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Many typical farm bill provisions were included in last year’s One Big Beautiful Bill, including an increase in reference prices, additional base acres and enhancements to crop insurance. Language in the Senate farm bill includes increased limits for direct and…

Trump Calls Canada-EU Discussion ‘Laughable’

Published Today

The head of the European Commission promises to work to make Canada the trading bloc’s first associate member. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is seeking this status to offset the current chaotic trading relationship with the United States. President Trump…

Black Sea Wheat Exports Plunge

Published Today

SovEcon is reporting the combined Russian and Ukrainian wheat exports for the July-September time period will be at levels not seen since the 2010-2011 season The export total is estimated at eight million metric tons. That’s down from 16 million…

Indoor Farm Coming to Mankato

Published Today

A $13.6 million indoor farm is being planned for the Mankato, Minnesota area. Verdant AgriTech is building the facility to grow organic microgreens and blue oyster mushrooms. The site will be larger than a football field and provide year-round products…

Younger Farmers Support the Land Market

Published Yesterday

Farmland values remain resilient despite tighter margins in agriculture. Kyle Nelson with Farmers Naitonal Company believes the next generation of farmers is helping support farmland demand in parts of the region. “Some areas have a lot of what I call…

Used Farm Equipment Hold Thier Value

Published Yesterday

Used farm equipment values are holding up despite uncertainty in the farm economy. “As far as equipment machinery goes, used values are kind of trending upward or holding a level," reports Tate Moser of AgDirect. "A lot of the dealerships,…

A Busy Fall Anticipated for Crop Insurance Claims

Published Yesterday

Drought conditions across the region could mean more crop insurance claims once harvest is complete. Bethany Rentz says conditions changed quickly after what appeared to be a decent start to the growing season. “We started out the spring with what…

Advocating for MCOOL

Published Yesterday

Country-of-origin labeling is a priority for North Dakota Farmers Union members who took part in the National Farmers Union Fly-in in Washington. North Dakota Farmers Union Director Shelly Ziesch said consumers need to know where their beef comes from, especially…

Defending Agriculture

Published Yesterday

When it comes to policy, Minnesota Corn Growers Associaiton President Wes Beck is focused on the science. “This past year, we've had been involved in some legal things and trying to bring forth really good science into the decision makers…

New Crush Plant Coming to the Midwest

Published September 15, 2026

CHS plans to build a soybean processing plant near Evansville, Wisconsin. The $700 million facility would have the capacity to process 80 million bushels of soybeans per year. The new facility will complement CHS’ other oilseed processing facilities, including soybeans…

Latest News Articles

Farm Bill Provisions Outlined

Trump Calls Canada-EU Discussion ‘Laughable’

Black Sea Wheat Exports Plunge

Indoor Farm Coming to Mankato

Younger Farmers Support the Land Market

Used Farm Equipment Hold Thier Value

A Busy Fall Anticipated for Crop Insurance Claims

Advocating for MCOOL

Defending Agriculture

New Crush Plant Coming to the Midwest

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