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Randy Koenen of Red River Farm Network and Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management discuss what's going on in the agriculture market around the world on the Agweek Market Wrap.

April contracts pick up more momentum in the cattle market, with uncertainty still a major factor.

Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack says there will be no compromise on Mexicos corn ban, and the National Chicken Council has developed an update to Broiler Welfare Guidelines and Audit Checklist.

Feedlots holding out for higher cash cattle prices, but stronger corn prices are putting a cap on the market.

Expanding livestock production continues to be a positive factor for the Corn Market.

Corn exports find themselves in lower than expected numbers, directly reflecting an increase in sales.

What do farmers do here? how do you bounce back after a flood disaster on the heels of three years of mega drought? >> right. when we think of a lot of crops like soy beans and corn, most of those acres are insured. when theres a disaster, farmers have a fall back for insurance. when we think of specialty crops, fruits and vegetables, most of that acreage is uninsured. theres not a good data pricing set for farmers and insurance companies to provide insurance. so much of those farmers dont have ...

The West Coast might be getting drenched in rain right now, but the western farm belt – this includes states like Nebraska, Kansas, and Texas – is still starving for moisture. Many corn fields in [...]

Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack says there will be no compromise on Mexicos corn ban, and the National Chicken Council has developed an update to Broiler Welfare Guidelines and Audit Checklist.

Dermatologist Teo Soleymani, MD, said Grace Garcias persistence to get answers likely saved her from losing a finger.