U.S. Crop Newsletter -2015

An ag economist explains why commodity prices dipped following the recent U.S.-China trade agreement announcement.

The year 2019 was one for the record books for some Pennsylvania crops, according to the USDA.

From the beginning of real-time release of USDA crop reports, there have been complaints of unequal access to the reports.

This task is an important part of your grain marketing plan for farm profitability.

"Imposter products should no longer be able to get away with violating law and taking advantage of dairy's good name."

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Corn Mar 20
393-2	393-2	386-4	387-2s	-6-4

Feeder Cattle Mar 20
140.350	141.125	139.200	139.675s	-0.850

Lean Hogs Apr 20
75.350	75.350	72.825	73.450s	-1.900

Live Cattle Apr 20
124.200	124.475	123.350	124.300s	+0.125

Class III Milk Feb 20
18.05	18.28	17.93	17.95	-0.03

Soybean Mar 20
909-2	909-2	900-6	902-0s	-7-4

Wheat Mar 20
581-6	581-6	569-4	573-4s	-7-0

Dave Aiken, Nebraska Extension Ag and Water Law Specialist, gives an update on Waters of the United States (WOTUS) and what it means for ag.

Brian and Darren Hefty talk about sclerotinia white mold in soybeans and what you can do to reduce the disease in your fields.

Update on wheat conditions from Amanda Silva.

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