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It’s looking like Brazil will export more corn than the U.S. in the current and next marketing year, according to USDA forecasts, but sustainability, environmental and economic issues may soon pose problems for the South American ag powerhouse, according to an analysis released Wednesday by the National Corn Growers Association.

A new incubation center for innovation designed to bring research and development close to farmers is now operating in northern Illinois.

Marketline Report for Tuesday, July 11th

Corn and soybeans crops are a little behind the five-year average in much of the state, according to the US Department of Agriculture.

Most areas within Iowa have reached peak egg hatch for corn rootworm, and we have heard several reports of folks finding larvae by digging roots in cornfields.

Everyone needs a back-pocket chicken marinade, and this pantry-friendly version lives up to its name. Great both on the grill and under the broiler.

Green News Report - July 11, 2023

Matt Rush was waiting for rain, watching his corn crop grow. “It looks good. Obviously, we’re dry. But it’s held on remarkably well for the lack of rain we’ve had,” he said.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Extreme heat affects plants differently than humans.

Grains eased off before the big holiday, giving the Beef Market some room to grow.