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Fertilizer Prices and Farmer Profitability: Best Case Scenario Prices Flatten, But Won't Go Down

1 week ago | thedailyscoop.com | Margy Eckelkamp

Fertilizer prices have been on a steady climb, despite grain prices continuing to lag. Josh Linville, vice president of fertilizer at Stone X points to the driving force: Global production is lagging behind demand. “Normally when grain prices are down that shuts down demand,” he says.
There’s a Gen X Sized Hole In Agribusiness Leadership

1 week ago | thedailyscoop.com | Margy Eckelkamp

In agribusiness, for every potential leader aged 35–50, two are preparing to retire. That stat was provided by Aaron Locker, Managing Director, Kincannon & Reed, during testimony in front of a Senate special committee on aging. He says this helps illustrate the quietly unfolding crisis that is rapidly cutting across the agriculture. “And the consequences for our food supply, our rural communities, and our national security are serious,” he said.
The Scoop Podcast: How Carbon Markets Have Changed

1 week ago | thedailyscoop.com | Margy Eckelkamp

Farmer-facing carbon market opportunities have grown in the past six years—going from buzz-worthy to more than two dozen programs available. Now, a new phase of carbon enrollment has emerged. “The carbon markets are maturing.
Meet Buddy: Bushel Announces AI Assistant within Its CRM

1 week ago | thedailyscoop.com | Margy Eckelkamp

Bushel has created its own chat bot using large language models and APIs to its platform data including CRM data, interactions, calls, and transactional data from the ERP. As explained by the Bushel team, they have married the data used on its platform with the power of AI to bring actionable insights.
Unlocking The Value of Applied Phosphorus: How Solubility Changed Everything For This Farmer

1 week ago | thedailyscoop.com | Margy Eckelkamp

Chad Rubbelke regularly works to solve agronomic problems in interesting ways. As a director of an on-farm research business with a footprint in North Dakota and Iowa, and a 3,000-acre farmer himself, he approaches long-standing struggles with optimism that the next idea may just work. And he’s found one for his geography when it comes to phosphorus. In what he says is a “game-changer” for the past four years Rubbelke has been applying Crystal Green from Ostara.
After Israel Strikes Iran, Heightened Focus on Wartime Premiums in Fertilizer Market

2 weeks ago | thedailyscoop.com | Margy Eckelkamp

After Israel launched strategic strikes against Iran, fertilizer analysts are watching for the after effects. “Nitrogen markets reacted overnight, significantly higher,” says Josh Linville, vice president of fertilizer at StoneX. “There’s a significantly higher urea market, at least in the North American marketplaces up about $50 to $60 a ton.
Tar Spot Confirmed In Two Midwest States This Week

2 weeks ago | thedailyscoop.com | Rhonda Brooks

Whether tar spot is a significant problem for corn growers this season is yet to be seen, but one thing you need to know – it is already showing up in some Midwest fields. The Crop Protection Network (CPN) reports the disease was found earlier this week (June 11) in two states: in the northeast corner of Kansas, Doniphan County, and in the northwest corner of Indiana, Porter County.
Rollins Defends Trump Policies at House Ag Committee Hearing

2 weeks ago | thedailyscoop.com | Michelle Rook

USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins defended the Trump administration’s aggressive overhaul of farm, food and trade policy in testimony before the House Ag Committee Wednesday, in what was her first appearance in front of this house committee. Sharing a post-event recap, Tom Sell of Combest, Sell & Associates told AgriTalk host Chip Flory it was a strong dialogue with Congress. “She is getting her hands around just the enormity of the challenge at USDA,” he says.
Biofuels in Flux: What 3 Key Policy Decisions Will Shape the Future of the Industry?

2 weeks ago | thedailyscoop.com | Michelle Rook

The future of the biofuels industry in the U.S. is uncertain as decisions on three specific policy areas are in flux. 1. Renewable Volume ObligationsThe Office of Management and Budget is currently holding stakeholder meetings on EPA’s proposed Renewable Volume Obligations (RVO), or mandated blending levels.
Next Chapter: Merger For BW Fusion Also Ushers In First Ever CEO

2 weeks ago | thedailyscoop.com | Margy Eckelkamp

In April 2025, Darren Dillenbeck joined BW Fusion as the company’s first CEO. Founded in 2019, BW Fusion recently merged with biological company Biodyne, and field data management platform Agronomy 365. With a background in agribusiness including FMC and Corteva (previously Dow AgriSciences) leadership roles, Dillenbeck shares what it’s like leading the company with its new identity, focus and capabilities.