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Mike Pearson mans the desk this week with a heavy focus on low water levels on the Mississippi River.

Catch up on meat trends and forecasts, a barge captain’s first-hand account of the low river levels, and how New Holland is turning to poop for power.

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Policy editor Jacqui Fatka reflects on nearly two decades of agricultural policy coverage.

Soybeans can be used for many things. The versatile bean produces everything from healthy cooking oils to sustainable fuel, household products and animal feed. That list is about to get longer if the Iowa Soybean Association and Iowa State University (ISU) are successful in helping soybean asphalt become a viable option for road construction and maintenance. Farmers attending the 2022 Farm Progress Show at Boone, Iowa, caught a glimpse of the potential future of pavement when they visited the sh...

The continuing drop in the Mississippi River water level is creating new transportation headaches for farmers now, and for 2023.

As many as 1,000 pigs died in Vietnam this past summer after receiving the first commercial vaccine to prevent African Swine Fever (ASF).

The award was presented by Gov. Pete Ricketts and the Nebraskaland Foundation during a ceremony at HHD.

In awaiting final details of distress loan assistance, USDA asks guaranteed lenders to suspend all adverse actions or give 14-day notice.