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Harrisburg Senators end Richmond Flying Squirrels win streak in 4-3 win - Vimarsana News

Harrisburg Senators end Richmond Flying Squirrels win streak in 4-3 win

The Richmond Flying Squirrels fell to the Harrisburg Senators, 4-3, on Friday night at FNB Field, snapping their franchise-record eight-game win streak.

Indiana farmers planting crops amid surge in soybean and corn prices - Vimarsana News

Indiana farmers planting crops amid surge in soybean and corn prices

Farmers across Indiana are planting crops amid a surge in soybean and corn prices. The USDA Prospective Plantings Report estimates farmers in the Hoosier state will plant 5.8 million acres of soybeans, up from 5.7 million acres last year; 5.2 million acres of corn, down from 5.4 million acres in 2020; and about 400,000 acres of wheat, up from 300,000 acres the previous year. The report projects farmers across the country will plant 87.6 million acres of soybeans, which is up 4.5 million acres as compared to last year and the largest amount since 2018. They're also expected to play 91.1 mil...

April WASDE Provides Forecast for Record Soybean Exports - Vimarsana News

April WASDE Provides Forecast for Record Soybean Exports

(NAFB) – The latest World Agriculture Supply and Demand report from the Department of Agriculture confirms a forecast for record soybean exports. Mac Marshall, United Soybean Board and U.S. Soybean Export Council Vice President of Market Intelligence, says the robust pace of exports this year is good news for soybean farmers.

Corn, soy prices continue to rise on record demand - Vimarsana News

Corn, soy prices continue to rise on record demand

guffoto | Bigstockphoto.com Tight market triggers highest corn and soy prices since 2013 as experts predict further instability Prices for basic commodities including corn and soy continued their upward trend in December, and market experts say a looming drought in South America could trigger further instability this winter in the wake of pressing global demand. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) made only minor adjustments to the December World Markets and Trade reports, decreasing projected production and increasing anticipated demand. The projected average price of a bushel of soybe...