Registration Open for AFIA/KSU HACCP Short Course
Program will focus on providing participants with the necessary preventative methods and principles to ensure food safety
[Read More]
United Cooperative has donated $1,700 to the Kewaunee County Livestock Show Ring
To help purchase seven bleacher units
[Read More]USGC Charts the Course for Ethanol Export Promotion
USDA announced ethanol could be marketed under Market Access Program funding
[Read More]
Export Exchange 2014 Early Bird Registration Ends Next Week
Expected to bring together 180 international buyers and end-users
[Read More]Council Set to Honor Hammes, Heckman and Prager
All three honorees have served on Council Advisory Teams
[Read More]
Roepke Named Regional Director of South and Southeast Asia
Has served as the Council's director of trade development in the China office since January
[Read More]String of Reportable Sales This Morning
The grain markets moved a couple cents higher in the overnight after trading down for the better part of yesterday. September corn is up 1 ¼ cents. September wheat is up 4 ½ cents and august soybeans is up 14 cents on the day. Crop conditions were released yesterday after the market closed, showing...
[Read More]Soybeans Pop
[Read More]Soybeans Higher in the Overnight
The grains are mixed this morning with corn trading 3 cents higher, wheat 3 ¾ cents lower and August soybeans 12 cents higher this morning. The August soybean contract is trading at $12.24 ½ and has first notice on Thursday, July 31. Currently, the spread between August and September Soybeans is 96 ½ cents, down from over $1.40 at the beginning of July. Over the weekend rains were scattered, but there are still areas of dryness in the western parts of the Grain Belt. This morning, the 6 to 10...
[Read More]Volatile Day for Soybeans
[Read More]Grains Traded Higher Across the Board
[Read More]
Neogen’s July 21 Mycotoxin Report
Midwest benefited from last week's weather
[Read More]Magazine, June/July 2014
A Plan with a Purpose
A three-phase design plan modernized a northern Indiana feed mill to meet the region’s demand growth for the ‘next 20 years.’
[Read More]
The 2014 U.S. Average Soybean Yield: Headed for a New Record?
Like corn, high soybean yield expectations this year are based on generally favorable growing conditions to date and on the high percentage of the crop rated in good or excellent condition.
[Read More]
How Burdensome Are Corn Supplies?
A second consecutive large crop would lead to a further build-up in stocks of corn by the end of the 2014-15 marketing year
[Read More]
The 2014 U.S. Average Corn Yield: Big or Really Big?
High yield expectations are based on generally favorable growing conditions to date and on the high percentage of the crop rated in good or excellent condition
[Read More]
Kalmbach Feeds Counts on VMSAC Piston Vibrators to Free Up Product Flow and Reduce Bin Damage
Home to a wealth of animal feed processing equipment, including a network of hopper bins holding up to 40 tons each of granular feed
[Read More]Competing Water Uses in the West
As water becomes scarcer, the ability of Western states’ water policies to accurately reflect public interest, or adapt to changing public interests, will be tested. The current demand for water to support the oil and gas boom provides an example of this challenge.
[Read More]
