A panel discussion looks at feed’s role in animal ag’s path to net-zero carbon emissions.
New products, education programs and sustainability top AFIA's programming at IPPE 2023.
Addition of Kentucky soy processor will help increase Cargill's capacity across its North American oilseeds network.
A new U.S. Congress means the international trade of animal feed and feed ingredients faces new challenges and opportunities.
Mobile bidding platform allows bidders to participate from anywhere in the world using their smartphones.
Doubling the proceeds of 2022's reception -- held annually the night before International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE) begins
New tools will help animal feed industry further its commitment to sustainability
Construction will begin this spring on the 1.1-million-bushel grain facility in South Dakota.
Update shores up oversight and enforcement of the production, handling and sale of organic products.
U.S. Grains Council shared research with ranchers who were not aware of DDGS's nutritional components in animal feed.
Acquisition will expand the company’s industrial feed mill equipment line.
New partnership strengthens Cargill’s distribution network across Canada.
James Clayton Wolf and Adam Clifford Olson are accused of wire fraud and conspiracy.
Dry weather threatens Argentine output
Levy will be in place until June 30 to guarantee supply and price stability.
After STB orders Union Pacific to step up shipments, the railroad has completed at least six grain deliveries.
Acquisition will accelerate soil and crop research, enhancing biological and microorganism solutions for crop production globally.
U.S. Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield says some ships have been waiting over a month, delaying grain to developing countries.
USDA Under Secretary of Farm Production and Conservation will highlight Climate-Smart Commodities program.
TEMCO Houston terminal will expand export capabilities, providing shipping access for grains through the port of Houston.
Increased precipitation, completion of harvest and increased draft sizes have helped normalize the system.
Report reduces corn exports 150 million bushels on slow pace of shipments.
Corn and soybean stocks down from year earlier.
Purdue University offers insights on top challenges facing farmers in the coming year.
Demand for ag and energy generated $782.6 million in fiscal 2023 first quarter net income.
Sarah Novak has served the association for over 15 years.
Crystal Valley and United Farmers Cooperative members could vote on merger by Spring 2023.
Continued tariffs are not expected to have a significant impact on U.S. exporters.
Markets have become chaotic and stampedes have left 4 people dead.