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Farm Progress America, November 10, 2021
Max Armstrong offers insights on the challenge of deer-car interactions Max Armstrong shares his experience with hitting a deer with his vehicle and he issues a warning on the dangers of deer...
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Drought-stricken livestock producers faced with tough decisions
USDA offers resources to supplement high costs of transporting livestock feed to drought regions. With over 70% of the American West, Southwest and Northern Plains categorized in D3 (severe) drought...
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Deere, striking union to return to bargaining table Thursday
The meeting comes as the strike causes weeks-long delays for parts and component orders U.S. farmers need to continue harvest. By Joe Deaux and Alvaro LedgardDeere & Co. and the United Auto...
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Cargill labor dispute could heat up an already hot beef market
The contract negotiations are coming as a global labor squeeze strengthened workers’ bargaining power. By Marcy NicholsonBeef prices in North America are soaring amid global supply chain snarls, and...
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Farm Progress America, November 11, 2021
Max Armstrong looks at key issues surrounding meat exports and potential opportunities Max Armstrong recalls his notes on dairy exports earlier this week, then he turns his attention to meat exports....
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New Roxor utility vehicle hits the market
Mahindra redesigns rugged machine, targets farm and rural lifestyle market When Viren Popli, president and CEO of Mahindra North America, introduced the newly restyled Roxor utility vehicle, his...
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FRSB continues growth in 2021
The roundtable is experiencing an increasing representation of organizations from across the beef supply chain with the goal to protect natural resources. The Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef...
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7 ag stories you may have missed
Agritourism, solar power and turkeys dominate this week’s headlines. It's been a busy week, but the news has some stories you may want to check out!Indiana to be home to the largest U.S. solar farm,...
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Farm Progress America, November 12, 2021
Max Armstrong shares stats from the recent United Nations look at food prices Max Armstrong looks the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization report on global food prices that reached a...
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Maximize your local opportunities
Regional differences in cattle sales can bring profits; the key is knowing how your local sales work This week I have been getting phone calls from the eastern two thirds of the country. People have...
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This Week in Agribusiness, November 13, 2021
COP26 conference updates, markets, Mavic 3 drone technology and more featured this week. Anne Meis, Chairwoman, USFRA, joins Mike Pearson to discuss more from the COP26 conference. Anne details the...
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FFA Chapter Tribute: Josiah Cruikshank
This week's FFA Chapter Tribute goes to Josiah Cruikshank, National FFA Western Region VP. Mike Pearson continues to salute the FFA programs across the country and this week is joined by Josiah...
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Challenging sugarbeet market and start of a new series
In this episode of Around Farm Progress, we get insight on how an overabundance of one crop can cause headaches; and we learn a farmer-veteran article series We're turning our attention to Michigan...
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Farm Progress America, November 15, 2021
Max Armstrong shares insight on the infrastructure bill and some key pieces farm groups need funded Max Armstrong reports that the 'devil' is in the details of the just approved infrastructure bill....
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Biden nominates former FDA chief Califf
Dairy industry seeks action on improper labeling and feed industry seeks improved regulatory timeframe. Following nearly a month of speculation, President Joe Biden officially nominated former Food...
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Fall feeder run and cull cow markets
Cull cow prices are holding their own this November. The fall feeder run is in full swing with calf prices moving counter-seasonally higher. In Oklahoma, the combined auction total last week was 40,...
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Ag celebrates bipartisan infrastructure bill signed by Biden
Those in agriculture welcome investment in infrastructure to help keep U.S. agriculture competitive. Flanked by members who helped broker the historic infrastructure investment, President Joe Biden...
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Farm Progress America, November 16, 2021
Max Armstrong reports on a reaction to an EPA rule regarding three key crop protection products and the Endangered Species Act Max Armstrong remembers a time when farm organizations and commodity...
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Cattle groups call for halt of Brazilian beef imports
Recent cases of BSE concern U.S. cattle groups of potential harm to domestic consumers. The National Cattlemen's Beef Association called on Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack to immediately suspend...
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Ag lender survey: 80% of borrowers to see profit in 2021
Moving forward, top concerns include inflation, weak loan demand and competition. The Fall 2021 Agricultural Lender Survey report shows ag lenders expect 80% of their borrowers to be profitable in...
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