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The soybean harvest is 76% complete, USDA says. Chicago Board of Trade wheat rises on bargain buying.

With soybeans slow to mature and corn ripening early, Minnesota farmer Adam Johnson has been switching back and forth during the 2023 harvest.

China’s announcement last week that it approved a whopping 51 new genetically modified varieties of corn and soybeans for planting on Chinese fields is a major development in the country’s changing stance on its acceptance of the technology, but there’s no evidence it will lead to billions of dollars in new seed business for international companies, according to industry officials.

Ethanol has been the bread and butter of the corn industry since the Renewable Fuel Standard was created in 2005, but the winds of change are on the horizon.

This fall, many farmers are spending a lot of time out in their fields harvesting. The same goes for a local 4-year-old, but the location of his crop may surprise you.

Livestock Markets continue to see mixed futures following yesterdays Cattle on Feed Report and weaker exports.

Cattle futures plummet after USDA report comes out, reaching prices not seen since June.

Green News Report - October 24, 2023

Livestock Markets finished the week under pressure, as Feeder cattle settle $9 lower on the week.

SINGAPORE: Chicago wheat was largely unchanged on Monday, after climbing to its highest in more than a month last...