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Congressional debate over ACA tax credits could impact one in four farmers

A member of the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform says the ongoing debate in Congress to extend the Affordable Care Act tax credits will directly impact many farmers. "Something like one in four farmers uses this." ...
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Mid-Day Market Report for December 19, 2025

Mid-Day Market Report for December 19, 2025
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Dec 19 | Closing Market Report

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Iowa cattle leaders eye strong demand, legislative issues in 2026

The CEO of the Iowa Cattlemen's Association says many of the state's producers are optimistic heading into 2026. Bryan Whaley tells Brownfield that was the sentiment at this month's Iowa Cattle Industry Convention. "I think there is a lot ...
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GROWMARK announces plans for ag biologicals plant in St. Louis

GROWMARK has announced it will construct a state-of-the-art biological crop input manufacturing facility at the site of its St. Louis, Missouri-based AgraForm facility. The new biologicals plant will focus on manufacturing biological crop inputs for agricultural companies that either ...
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Asian Copperleaf identified in Illinois

A professor of weed sciences at the University of Illinois has confirmed the presence of Asian copperleaf in the northwestern part of the state. Aaron Hager says little is known about the invasive weed that's also been found in ...
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Ag partnerships help Illinois pork producers double food bank donations

The executive director of the Illinois Pork Producers Association says a long-standing partnership among several agricultural organizations is helping to feed those in need this holiday season. Jennifer Tirey says the Illinois Pork Power program has donated over 100,000 ...
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Illinois farmer credits conservation practices for field’s resiliency to weather extremes

A north central Illinois farmer says that long-term use of conservation practices is helping his fields cope with weather extremes. Brian Corkill, who farms in Henry County, says cover crops and minimal tillage have increased his soil's water-holding capacity. ...
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Dec 18 | Closing Market Report

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Illinois livestock economist urges price protection despite strong cattle markets

An assistant professor at the University of Illinois says increased volatility in the cattle markets is leading more producers to explore risk management strategies. Brittney Goodrich, who specializes in livestock for the FarmDoc team, tells Brownfield, "Even in these ...
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University of Illinois economist expects low, steady commodity prices in 2026

An agricultural economist at the University of Illinois says he expects commodity prices to remain low and stable in 2026. Joe Janzen says trade uncertainties and a large U.S. corn and soybean crop mean there's not much room for ...
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Tight margins drive closer review of nitrogen management practices for 2026

A farm management specialist at the University of Illinois says high nitrogen prices have many farmers rethinking their application strategy heading into 2026. Gary Schnitkey says research through Precision Conservation Management (PCM) shows that following the recommended Maximum Return ...
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