What are Corn’s Thoughts Come January?
As harvest winds down and bins start to fill, traders and producers alike are already looking ahead — wondering what corn’s mindset will be come January. With questions surrounding storage decisions, export demand, and shifting input costs,
Senate Ag Committee Advances U.S. Grain Standards Reauthorization
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Chairman John Boozman (R-AR) and Ranking Member Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) led committee passage of H.R. 4550, the United States Grain Standards Reauthorization Act of 2025, as amended. The
Weekly Phosphate, Potash Prices Fall
A new report from Mizhuo investment bank said potash and phosphate fell last week, while nitrogen was mostly unchanged. The price of potash in New Orleans fell about 1.5 percent to $328 per ton, while Midwest costs
Markets Waiting on the Next Headline
It’s another mixed day in the grain and livestock trade on Tuesday as markets seem to be drifting and waiting on the next set of headlines. Arlan Suderman with StoneX joins us for analysis in the Market
North Dakota Bracing for Colder, Wetter-than-normal Winter
(Undated) — North Dakota is bracing for a colder and wetter-than-normal winter. With the recent La Niña advisory, the central and western parts of North Dakota are set for rain, snow and lower temperatures that will last
North Dakota Farmers Race to Finish Harvests
(Fargo, ND) — North Dakota farmers race to finish their harvests. An already stressful season is now being hindered by wet conditions. Crops including corn, soybeans and sunflowers are being stunted by rain. So now they’re now
North Dakota Livestock Leaders Disappointed After Trump Suggested US Buys Beef from Argentina
(Undated) — North Dakota livestock leaders are disappointed after President Trump suggested the U.S. buys beef from Argentina. Cattlemen across the country are calling the proposal a betrayal. The nonpartisan agricultural watchdog group, Farm Action, said, “President
Fargo Activist Pleads Guilty to Misappropriating State Grants
(Fargo, ND) — A Fargo activist pleads guilty to misappropriating state grants. The charges allege Faith Shields-Dixon gave state funds to businesses owned or managed by her family. The funds were granted from the North Dakota Department
$110K Grant To Enhance Minot’s Scandinavian Heritage Park Experience
(Minot, ND) — One local landmark is getting a big boost. Thanks to a more than 110-thousand-dollar grant, the Scandinavian Heritage Association will be updating the Scandinavian Heritage Park. Sara Coleman, the director of the tourism and
Man Sentenced To 12 Years For Attempted Murder In Bismarck
(Bismarck, ND) — A man who is in custody for shooting another man in Bismarck is being sentenced for attempted murder. Jamall Buckhalter pleaded guilty to attempted murder for the incident. It happened in June, when he