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The CCC currently has about $9 billion to use. So, this brings CCC borrowing authority to $32.5 billion — not the $50 billion asked for and cited previously by Sen. John Hoeven (R-N.D.), but above the $30 billion normally available. However, the $9.5 billion “is a different pot of money,” one source said.
Michael Stenzel is harvesting outside of Hamburg, Iowa. It’s a surprise after the spring he describes in one word. “Hell, plain... read more
Farmers Edge and Global Ag Risk Solutions (Global Ag) recently announced a partnership. It will combine Farmers Edge’s field-centric data... read more
The U.S. Department of Agriculture National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) reports U.S. and Canadian hog inventories were up by 2%... read more
U.S. Department of Agriculture officials are openly criticizing the World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines on antibiotics issued last November. USDA... read more
Sumitomo Chemical Company, parent company of Valent, recently entered an agreement with DuPont Crop Protection, a business unit of DowDuPont... read more
President Donald Trump's chief Nafta negotiator said the U.S., Canada and Mexico are "nowhere near close to a deal" to... read more
Friday a California jury found Monsanto liable in a lawsuit filed by Dewayne Johnson alleging Roundup caused him cancer. The... read more
Demand has proven the key to holding livestock markets in the black during 2017. Despite increasing beef production, cattle feeders experienced... read more
Strong June results capped a huge first half of 2018 for U.S. beef exports, according to data released by USDA... read more
Wildfires have been burning across Oklahoma for more than a week and in other areas of the High Plains similar... read more