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Inside the Farmer Angel Network Helping Wisconsin Farmers Feel Less Alone
The Farmer Angel Network in Wisconsin connects farmers to support groups, resources, and peers to reduce isolation, improve wellbeing, and help farmers cope with stress and challenges.
Cattle Producers Across the U.S. Brace for Snow, Bitter Cold With These Tips
Cattle producers nationwide are bracing for snow and extreme cold. Experts recommend increasing feed energy, protecting water supplies from freezing, providing shelter, and closely monitoring herd health during winter storms.
Study: Iowa Corn and Ethanol Industry Will ‘Continue Downward Trend’ Without New Market Access
A new study says Iowa’s corn and ethanol industry will keep declining without expanded markets like year-round E15 and ultra-low carbon fuels. Lack of demand could hurt prices and farm viability.
How In-Cab Training Helps New Farm Employees Master Precision Ag Tools
In-cab training helps new farm employees quickly learn precision-ag tools like GPS and monitors, improving confidence and efficiency while reducing errors in field operations.
How Two 10-Year-Old Farmers Are Shaping the Future of Agriculture
Two 10-year-old “young farmers” are inspiring peers by sharing farm experiences, promoting agriculture education, and using social media to shape positive views of farming’s future.
Global Forum for Food and Agriculture puts agriculture at the center of water policy, recognizing FAO’s leadership
At GFFA 2026, ministers from 60+ countries agreed agriculture must be central to water policy to tackle scarcity, praising FAO for turning global commitments into coordinated action.
Kansas Farmers Drive ROI Through Relationships, Sustainability, and Technology
Kansas farmers boost ROI by focusing on strong relationships, sustainability practices, and technology adoption, such as precision tools and data to improve efficiency and profitability.
Brazil’s Crop Agency Confirms Record Soybean Crop in New Estimate
Brazil’s crop agency confirmed a record 2025/26 soybean crop, raising its estimate and reinforcing expectations of a historic harvest that could impact global supply and trade.
China’s 2025 Soybean Imports Hit Record, Fueled by S. American Purchases
China imported a record 111.83M tons of soybeans in 2025 (+6.5%), driven by heavy South American buying amid U.S. trade tensions. Strong demand eased global supply tightness but raised logistics strains.
USDA Says 2025 Corn Production Hit 17 Billion Bushels, Likely to Keep Prices Low
USDA says 2025 U.S. corn production hit 17 billion bushels, likely keeping prices low. Strong yields and ample supplies are expected to pressure the corn market and limit price gains.