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He’s now retired from Iowa State University Extension, but the economist from Cyclone Nation donned the orange and blue of the Fighting Illini to talk about the future — and the past — to a group of northern Illinois farmers.

In 2023, my first full year serving as executive vice president at the American Farm Bureau Federation, I enjoyed witnessing the complete cycle of the grassroots policy development process, from county Farm Bureau meetings to last year’s convention in Puerto Rico.

More supply, less demand, where do we go from here? Larger supplies of corn and soybeans and less demand will bring hard questions — and harder decisions — for farmers in 2024, according to a former Iowa State University Extension economist.

Last weeks neutral USDA report continues to drive Beef Market. Let’s go to Virginia McGathey with the CME Group to hear more.

Strong domestic demand is putting pressure on Indias corn supplies, leading to a tightening of the corn balance sheet, according to Garima Jain, Deputy CEO and Head of Grains for India at Louis Dreyfus Company. India, which has been a key corn exporter in Asia, is experiencing a decline in shipments due to increased local consumption.

Missouri farmers said in a recent survey they are more optimistic about the state of agriculture in 2024.

SINGAPORE: Chicago soybean and corn futures gained ground on Monday, as short-covering and strong demand for US...

Corn Belt Ports, the Heart of Illinois Regional Port District and the Illinois Waterway Ports Commission have a new office in Peoria.

BEIJING: China will expand planting of genetically modified (GM) soybeans and corn, a government official said, as...

Wheat firms up despite weak demand and favorable weather. Let’s go to Virginia McGathey with the CME Group to hear more.<p><p>