Tyne Morgan

Missouri

MO girl. Texan through marriage. Ag is my passion and career. Host of U.S. Farm Report while raising 2 precious girls. 🇺🇸 RTs/Likes not endorsements

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Sharp Drop in Beef and Pork Exports to China Causes April Meat Exports to Take a Hit

3 weeks ago | drovers.com | Tyne Morgan

The ongoing trade dispute with China reportedly made progress this week. In what marked the first call since the trade conflict began in February, President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that he held an hour-and-a-half conversation with President Xi Jinping, saying the conversation “resulted in a very positive conclusion for both countries”. An in-person meeting between trade and economic leaders of both countries is on the calendar next.
3 Factors Fueling Americans' Obsession with Protein

3 weeks ago | dairyherd.com | Tyne Morgan

Meat is having a moment, and the craze for more protein is benefiting protein across the board. The fact cattle prices continue to crush records is proof of that, as well as the robust demand for pork. “I am still bullish of dairy. I’m bullish of beef. I’m bullish of pork and poultry,” says Dan Basse, AgResource Company. “I think as you think forward, I see the next two or three years as being the years of protein.
3 Factors Fueling Americans' Obsession with Protein

3 weeks ago | drovers.com | Tyne Morgan

Meat is having a moment, and the craze for more protein is benefiting protein across the board. The fact cattle prices continue to crush records is proof of that, as well as the robust demand for pork. “I am still bullish of dairy. I’m bullish of beef. I’m bullish of pork and poultry,” says Dan Basse, AgResource Company. “I think as you think forward, I see the next two or three years as being the years of protein.
What the Wet Start to the Month Could Mean for Drought and Heat in June

3 weeks ago | thedailyscoop.com | Tyne Morgan

Severe storms are threatening the central U.S. again this week. The heaviest rain is hitting areas that have already been pummeled by intense rainfall over the past month — including parts of Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and the mid-South.
What the Wet Start to the Month Could Mean for Drought and Heat in June

3 weeks ago | dairyherd.com | Tyne Morgan

Severe storms are threatening the central U.S. again this week. The heaviest rain is hitting areas that have already been pummeled by intense rainfall over the past month — including parts of Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and the mid-South.
What the Wet Start to the Month Could Mean for Drought and Heat in June

3 weeks ago | drovers.com | Tyne Morgan

Severe storms are threatening the central U.S. again this week. The heaviest rain is hitting areas that have already been pummeled by intense rainfall over the past month — including parts of Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and the mid-South.
When Farmers Can Expect the Next Round of American Relief Act Payments

3 weeks ago | dairyherd.com | Tyne Morgan

USDA is currently in the trenches of issuing the nearly $31 billion in total disaster and emergency relief aid to farmers and ranchers in four stages. That money was appropriated by Congress as part of the American Relief Act, which was passed in December of 2024. In an exclusive interview with Farm Journal on Monday, USDA Deputy Undersecretary Brooke Appleton said the next round of disaster aid payments could be coming the first full week of July.
Southern Farmers' Nightmare: Balance Sheets on the Brink as Now Rain Wreaks Havoc on Planting

4 weeks ago | thedailyscoop.com | Tyne Morgan

Farm Journal first reported on the . The financial pain of growing cotton this year created a bleak outlook. At that time, National Cotton Council’s Gary Adams said, “We’ve gone beyond just losing money now that we’re to the point of losing the farm.”Since then, the situation has grown even worse for farmers in the mid-South. It’s turned into a nightmare, with relentless rains causing devastation and preventing farmers from planting crops this year.
Trump's Aggressive Trade Agenda Is Back On

4 weeks ago | drovers.com | Tyne Morgan

The interruption to President Donald Trump’s trade agenda was short lived. A federal appeals court has now granted the Trump administration’s request to temporarily pause the Wednesday lower-court ruling that declared an emergency law does not provide President Trump with unilateral authority to impose tariffs on nearly every country — a decision that would have blocked reciprocal tariff announcements dating back to February.
Current Weather Pattern Set To Take A Dramatic Shift: What You Need to Know

1 month ago | thedailyscoop.com | Tyne Morgan

The forecast is calling for a hot and dry June, which is a stark contrast from the cool and wet weather pattern that’s been dominating. As rains continue to suffocate the southern Corn Belt and the mid-South, those areas could face higher amounts of prevent plant this year, while much of the West will turn dry and warm by next week. Over Memorial Day weekend, parts of Oklahoma, southern Missouri and Arkansas saw up to 5" of rainfall.