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The cattle supply continues to tighten driving prices to uncharted territories.

$1.6B Defamation Suit May Be Just Beginning of Fox News Probs: BradCast 2/21/2023

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No Justins, No Peace and Other Republican Autocratic Blunders: BradCast 4/11/2023

Really working to focus on the future of this region. the economic future, the potential for you know, economic development here that is really going to be the centerpiece of his address in northern ireland, but from there its onward to the republic of ireland, and later today, he will have the first of two stops in an ancestral hometown in county louth. thats where his great great great grandfather, owen finegan, he was a shoemaker. eventually he left for the united states, but thats sort of wh...

Lawmakers, farm groups and the ag industry are all eager for the Biden administration to move to a dispute process over Mexico’s restrictions on genetically modified white corn, but there’s no sign yet from the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative that it’s ready to do that.

Union members deserve to know how their dues are spent. Congress should act to protect workers if the President will not.

The Wheat market received some bearish news yesterday as ending stocks were lower than expected.

Market sees record Brazil soy crop offsetting Argentina drought

Chicago grains futures closed higher Wednesday, after a mixed day underpinned by renewed Russian criticism of the deal allowing Ukraine to export grain from Black Sea ports.