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As solar capacity grows, some of most productive US farmland is at risk - Vimarsana News

As solar capacity grows, some of most productive US farmland is at risk

A renewable energy boom risks damaging some of richest soils in key farming states

North Dakota farmer Kent Pfaff agrees to repay more than $379K in crop insurance fraud case - Vimarsana News

North Dakota farmer Kent Pfaff agrees to repay more than $379K in crop insurance fraud case

Kent Pfaff pleaded guilty to crop insurance fraud and is scheduled to be sentenced in March. In addition to any sentence and restitution, he is barred from USDA programs for at least five years.

Latest USDA Forecast: Smaller – but Still Significant – Farm Income Drop - Vimarsana News

Latest USDA Forecast: Smaller – but Still Significant – Farm Income Drop

USDA anticipates a 17% decrease in net farm income, moving from $183 billion in 2022 to $151 billion in 2023.

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Producers bullish on beef, get variable corn, bean yields | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Producers bullish on beef, get variable corn, bean yields | News, Sports, Jobs

NEW ULM — Area producers said they’re bullish on the beef market and getting variable yields on the bean and corn harvest underway. Milroy farmer Andrew V

Analysts forecast structurally higher prices for grains and continued market volatility - Vimarsana News

Analysts forecast structurally higher prices for grains and continued market volatility

The US Federal Reserve continued to dominate the macro picture over the past month. US inflation rose from 3.0% to 3.2% in July, the first monthly hike in inflation since June 2022. Consequently, markets still see some room for rates to move higher, which increases the probability of a stronger economic downturn once those rates filter through to the economy, reads CRM Agri’s Global Agricultural Economic Outlook.