A U.S. beef inventory that continues to decline and strong consumer demand have led to expectations of continuing strength in the cattle markets. But some uncertainty remains for cattle producers.
What do the recent layoff announcements from major agriculture companies mean for the ag industry? Chad Hart, ag economics professor from Iowa State University, provides some insight.
FARGO 鈥� Neel Kashkari, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, said it鈥檚 premature to cut interest rates based on one disappointing job growth figure 鈥� but if two or three sputtering job reports pile up, it might be appropriate to reconsider.
Commodities just posted the longest losing streak in more than three years, and analysts and investors are giving conflicting signals over whether the worst is over.
MUSCATINE, Iowa - This spring, residents of this Mississippi River city published a book celebrating three decades of friendship with Chinese President Xi Jinping, who first visited as a regional official in 1985 to learn about modern farming pra...
What started the trade spat between the U.S. and Canada over dairy? Blame consumer demand for higher fat products. Marin Bozic, assistant professor in the department of applied economics at the University of Minnesota, explains that as nutrition ...
BEIJING - China announced Tuesday, April 17, temporary anti-dumping measures on U.S. sorghum, potentially hitting U.S. growers and exacerbating the brewing trade war between Beijing and Washington.China's Ministry of Commerce said that starting W...
