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Farmland inventory is increasing as the traditional fall sales season begins, while compressed margins, weather-related production concerns, commodity prices, and interest rates remain key factors for buyers and sellers.
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Sen. John Boozman (R-AR), chairman of the Senate Ag Committee, discusses Farm Bill 2.0, the challenges facing producers, and the path forward for the legislation ahead of Wednesday’s committee vote.
Spring wheat harvest is one point ahead of the five-year average.
For farmers and other rural borrowers, the rate increase could mean higher borrowing costs, particularly for variable-rate operating loans.
AARP Community Challenge grants are supporting small projects focused on transportation, gathering spaces, walking trails, and community gardens.
23% of North American farmers are using generative AI for farm-related tasks.
RealAg Radio’s Lyndsey Smith says Canada’s Investment Summit targeted global capital, aiming to attract it and expand Canada’s investment reach beyond the United States.
A botched art deal demonstrates the dangers of relying on informal understandings when money changes hands.
USDA says it is working to address farmer concerns and enforce antitrust laws.
Higher fuel costs are affecting both on-farm operations and grain transportation.
FSA lending jumped 25% as producers faced higher costs and tighter working capital.
China’s soybean imports remain near last year’s pace as Brazil’s seasonal shipments slow.
Cattle prices are expected to remain historically strong through 2027 as supplies stay tight.
Nitrogen prices could rise through spring before projected relief arrives next summer.
Tractor sales fell 8% in August as producers remained cautious about major purchases.
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