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Don't Give Up On Land
There are three “I” states that are vital to the Midwest agricultural markets: Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa (We don’t want to leave out...
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Top Articles
WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL INSIGHTS
Brooke Bouma Kohlsdorf
8 hours ago4 min read
How Inflation is Affecting Farmland
By: Brooke Bouma Kohlsdorf Edited by: Dave Price Kyle Bass is the kind of person who has strong opinions and doesn’t mind sharing them....
David Geiger
8 hours ago3 min read
A Fundamental Land-Use Change in the Midwest
By: David Geiger Edited by: Dave Price Whether it's wind, solar, or biofuel, farmers have been harvesting power on their land for...
Dave Price
8 hours ago2 min read
Corn Prices Climb Back Up, While Layoffs Add Up
Corn had been piling up while patience had been thinning. But thanks to misfortunes of some farmers’ corn harvests, some others are...
More Agricultural Reporting
NEWS, INSIGHTS, ANALYSIS, & INTERVIEWS
Jan 103 min read
Finances and Future
The beginning of each year is a time for predictions. And some financial analysts doubt that 2025 can be as spectacular as the financial...
Jan 103 min read
Farmland, Politics, and Immigration
Agricultural producers are watching what is happening in California as U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents rounded up suspected...
Jan 103 min read
Opportunities for Careers and Conservation
A non-profit is bringing opportunities to communities through the support that it gives to beginning farmers. That means that a berry...
Jan 34 min read
Outlook for Agricultural Land Values in 2025: A Delicate Balance
Written by: Brooke Bouma Kohlsdorf Edited by: Dave Price As we ring in 2025, we see agricultural land values across the Midwest that...
Jan 32 min read
Remembering the Peanut Farmer Who Became President
History may remember Jimmy Carter as one of the most noteworthy former presidents in the modern history of the United States. Carter, a...
Jan 32 min read
No Agricultural Expansion in This Area
Some Arizona farmers will have to deal with changes this year due to actions that the state has not previously taken for 45 years. The...
Dec 27, 20242 min read
Overcoming Extreme Weather and Pivoting to Christmas Trees
Congress’ acknowledgement of how difficult extreme weather has been for agricultural producers can provide some assistance in the...
Dec 27, 20243 min read
Money Matters: Ahead for the Fed
The Fed wrapped up its work for 2024 with one final rate cut. Will there be heavy lifting required in 2025? The nation’s rate of...
Dec 27, 20242 min read
Finally...a Farm Bill (Extension)
As the agricultural community looks ahead to 2025, it can take some solace in knowing that Congress did the minimum: members agreed on a...
Dec 20, 20242 min read
Domestic Oil vs. Imported Oil
All cooking oil is not created equal. Chinese imports of used cooking oil hurt soybean growers in this country, U.S. Senator Charles...
Dec 20, 20243 min read
A Rate Cut to End 2024
If you were eyeing a farm expansion, major equipment purchases, or hoping that a variable interest rate loan would take a welcome dip in...
Dec 20, 20243 min read
Renewable Energy Landscape Changing in One State
Story by: Brooke Bouma Kohlsdorf Edited by: Dave Price Minnesota is known as the “Land of 10,000 Lakes.” But if you drive through some...
The Interviews
DISCUSSIONS WITH INDUSTRY THOUGHT LEADERS
9 hours ago3 min read
Don't Give Up On Land
There are three “I” states that are vital to the Midwest agricultural markets: Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa (We don’t want to leave out...
Jan 103 min read
The Farm Landscape from Two Views
Spotify | Apple Podcasts Mike Naig gets a view from two important angles: his family’s century farm and his position as Iowa Secretary...
Jan 33 min read
Seeing the Future Through the Forest
How many newspapers do you get delivered to your home? How many magazines? If you are a typical household, your answer to those questions...
Dec 27, 20244 min read
Looking Ahead
Dave Chatterton studies the past and present and tries to predict what will happen in the future. “Strive to be at the forefront of...
Dec 20, 20243 min read
The Drama
Randy Feenstra was sitting in a new office in Washington, D.C. And he was surrounded by drama. The drama had nothing to do with his...
Dec 13, 20245 min read
Land Rich, Cash Poor
Take optimism, frustration, and family and combine that with experience in writing, politics, and public policy. And you get Brian...
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