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Production cost decline, but not enough

Tuesday, July 18 by Brownfield Ag News

The chief economist for Senate Ag Republicans says production costs won’t provide farmers much relief in 2024. John Newton tells Brownfield as the farm bill debate continues — understanding costs is critical. “They’re the third highest all time. Look at the break even cost of... Read More.

Crop conditions decline despite recent rains parts of in Kentucky

Monday, July 3 by Brownfield Ag News

Row crop conditions have declined week over week despite recent rains in parts of Kentucky. The USDA reports as of Sunday corn is rated 53% good to excellent, down 7 percentage points on the week and soybeans are considered 60% good to excellent, down... Read More.

Several MO crop conditions continue to decline

Monday, July 3 by Brownfield Ag News

Despite the spotty rains, Missouri’s corn, soybean and pasture conditions continue to decline. At the beginning of July, USDA says Missouri’s corn crop is rated 40% fair, with 21% of the corn silking, ahead of average. Missouri’s soybeans are rated 42% fair with 22%... Read More.

Soybean conditions decline in SD

Monday, June 26 by Brownfield Ag News

Dry conditions continue to have an effect on the crops in South Dakota. In the latest Crop Progress and Conditions report, USDA says soybean conditions are rated 47% good to excellent, a slight decline from the previous week with 7% of soybeans blooming, ahead... Read More.

Wisconsin crop conditions decline with lack of moisture

Monday, June 26 by Brownfield Ag News

The health of Wisconsin’s crops continues to decline because of the lack of rainfall. Most of the state saw less than an inch of rain last week. USDA statistician Greg Bussler says the corn condition dropped 8%, soybeans down 7%, and oats down 3%... Read More.

Vegetable oil prices decline in response to RFS updates

Wednesday, June 21 by Brownfield Ag News

Market analyst Arlan Suderman with StoneX Group says the global vegetable oil markets are responding to the Environmental Protection Agency’s final Renewable Volume Obligations with significant losses. “It was hoped by the market that the one week delay in releasing the RVOs would result... Read More.

Kentucky corn and soybean conditions decline as weather stress continues

Tuesday, June 20 by Brownfield Ag News

Kentucky corn and soybean conditions have declined significantly as rainfall remains below average. Corn dropped to 59% rated good to excellent. Soybeans are 80% planted, with 79% emerged, and 65% rated good to excellent. Late-planted soybeans have struggled as soils are dry and hard. Winter... Read More.

Tennessee crop ratings decline, corn 64%, soybeans 65% good to excellent

Tuesday, June 20 by Brownfield Ag News

Crop conditions declined despite recent rainfalls and much of the state remains abnormally dry. Corn is rated 64% good to excellent with 5% silking. Soybeans are rated 65% good to excellent with 87% planted, 77% of the crop emerged, and 10% blooming. Cotton is... Read More.

Crops could use some moisture as crop conditions decline in Nebraska

Tuesday, June 20 by Brownfield Ag News

Crops across Nebraska could use some relief from on-going drought. USDA says corn condition is rated 59 percent good-to-excellent with 97 percent emerged. Soybeans are 50 percent good-to-excellent with 89 percent of the crop emerged. Winter wheat is rated 39 percent good-to-excellent. Pasture and range conditions are... Read More.

Tennessee crop conditions decline as drought area expands

Monday, June 12 by Brownfield Ag News

Tennessee has been without measurable rainfall for several weeks resulting in declining crop conditions. Some parts of the state have entered into D1 or moderate drought conditions. Corn is rated 68% good to excellent with 2% silking. Soybeans are rated 68%... Read More.

Dairy exports see first major decline in some time

Friday, June 9 by Brownfield Ag News

The U.S. Dairy Export Council says the volume of exports in April had its largest month-to-month decline in four years with weakness in nearly all categories. U.S. milk export volumes were down 13 percent while values dropped 17 percent to more than $697 million... Read More.

Stories tagged with: decline

Production cost decline, but not enough

Crop conditions decline despite recent rains parts of in Kentucky

Several MO crop conditions continue to decline

Soybean conditions decline in SD

Wisconsin crop conditions decline with lack of moisture

Vegetable oil prices decline in response to RFS updates

Kentucky corn and soybean conditions decline as weather stress continues

Tennessee crop ratings decline, corn 64%, soybeans 65% good to excellent

Crops could use some moisture as crop conditions decline in Nebraska

Tennessee crop conditions decline as drought area expands

Dairy exports see first major decline in some time

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