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2023 was a year of wins and continued challenges that will extend into the new year for the corn industry.

While the December world agricultural supply and demand estimate report didn’t disappoint those expecting blasé data, there were some interesting reveals in the corn arena.

Feeders finish in the red as exports sales come up shorter than expected.

Month-over-month projected corn and soybean prices were unchanged while wheat saw an uptick in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s supply and demand estimates report.

What happens when a baker goes on vacation? Here, Amy Rosen of Rosen’s Cinnamon Buns shares her sweets list

Cash Cattle Markets rally over the half way point in the week, as Feeders follow.

U.S. agricultural exports are on track to close out the year with a whopping $18 billion decline compared to last year.

As a livestock farmer and a grain farmer, Brian Duncan always has his eye on the bottom line. Now that he is the president of Illinois Farm Bureau, he is determined to keep an eye on that bottom line for all of IFB’s members.

Traders eagerly await the upcoming “Cattle On Feed Report”, in hopes of some bullish news.

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