Farm Journal

Farm Journal is the leading agricultural magazine in the United States, offering valuable insights into crops, livestock, and overall farming practices for families involved in agriculture. As the main publication of Farm Journal Media, it boasts a legacy of over 142 years dedicated to serving the agricultural community, providing high-quality journalism and advancements in circulation technology.

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Take Our Poll: Do You Agree With President Trump's Use of Tariffs? - AgWeb

1 month ago | agweb.com

Tariff whiplash is consuming the commodity markets — and the possible impact is stirring up quite the debate. At present, President Trump says he's sticking to his plan to impose additional tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China starting April 2.
Redneck Miracle: Legendary Hunting Dog Escapes Death By Tree Tomb

2 months ago | agweb.com | Chris Bennett |Matthew J. Grassi |Michelle Rook |Jim Wiesemeyer

Shotguns, chainsaws, and viral video. Welcome to God’s country and one of the wildest hunting tales ever to spill from the deep woods. On a crisp winter morning, as a pair of UTV buggies crashed through a Louisiana realm of monster bucks and wild pigs, surrounded by cathedral cypress stands and dripping Spanish moss, a manic Jack Russell chased a gray squirrel around the base of a red oak and vanished.
Canada, Mexico Hit Back with Retaliatory Tariffs on U.S. Imports

2 months ago | agweb.com | Jim Wiesemeyer |Austin Schroeder |Michelle Rook |Rhonda Brooks

Canada Strikes Back Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated that the tariffs will roll out in two phases, starting Feb. 4 on $30 bil. targeting American products such as alcohol, produce, household goods, and industrial materials, the same day the American tariffs are set to begin. The tariffs on the other $125 billion worth of goods will come in 21 days, to allow impacted Canadian companies to adjust their supply chains.
Touching Tractor Tribute: Farmers Bid Farewell to a Local John Deere Technician Who Was a Loyal Lifeline in the Field

2 months ago | agweb.com | Tyne Morgan |Jim Wiesemeyer |Austin Schroeder |Michelle Rook

A love for tractors and an admiration for John Deere green. That’s how you’d describe Steve Hamm, a John Deere mobile technician for 30 years. A father and grandpa, he was loved by many, as many in the community will tell you he was truly dedicated to his craft. “Steve was a pioneer for that kind of knowledge. We really depended on him,” says Chris Roberson, general manager of Ag-Power, the John Deere dealership in Richmond, Mo., where Steve worked.
Lutnick: Canada, Mexico Can Avoid U.S. Tariffs if They Act Quickly

2 months ago | agweb.com | Michelle Rook |Rhonda Brooks |Tyne Morgan |Jim Wiesemeyer
Will the Bull Market in Corn Continue to Pull Up Soybeans and Wheat?

2 months ago | agweb.com | Michelle Rook |Rhonda Brooks |Tyne Morgan |Cheyenne Kramer
Brazil Port Finds ‘Adulterated’ Soymeal Truck Cargoes

2 months ago | agweb.com | Jim Wiesemeyer |Rhonda Brooks |Michelle Rook |Steve Cubbage
Cattle Markets Hit Record Highs on Both Cash and Futures: What Could Stop the Rally?

2 months ago | agweb.com | Michelle Rook |Tyne Morgan |Jim Wiesemeyer |Rhonda Brooks

The cattle market continues to set new records in both the futures and the cash. Fed cash cattle hit a new record high for a fourth straight week with the five area weighted average at $210.79, up $7.12 from the previous week. That, combined with the border still being closed to Mexican feeder imports has also pushed both live and cattle futures to all-time highs. Last week’s cash in the South was mostly $201 to $202.
Grains Rebound, With New Highs in Cattle: What Drove the Rally?

2 months ago | agweb.com | Michelle Rook |Rhonda Brooks |Tyne Morgan |Cheyenne Kramer

Grain and livestock futures all close higher on Tuesday. Chuck Shelby, Risk Management Commodities, says grains saw fund buying return as markets consolidated still digesting possible tariffs and South American weather. He says Monday the grain market sold off in response to the tariff battle with Columbia over the weekend and the possibility of 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico on Feb. 1.
Iowa Secretary of Ag Weighs In on The H5N1 Battle, Vaccine Potential And Trade Sensitivities

2 months ago | agweb.com | Rhonda Brooks |Michelle Rook |Steve Cubbage |Chris Bennett

Eggs continue to be a hot topic in the news as supplies are down, prices are up – and expected to go even higher – and consumers are understandably concerned. At the center of the issue, fanning the on-going problem for poultry and dairy producers as well, is the Highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza A virus (HPAI H5N1) virus infection. AgriTalk Host Chip Flory broached the topic with Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig on Tuesday.