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Illinois farmers weigh marketing strategies amid uncertain corn and soybean prices

A pair of Illinois farmers say marketing this year’s corn and soybean crop may be the most challenging part of the season. Mark Wilson, who farms in the northern part of the state, says he’s holding onto a lot ...
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Western Illinois University students see growing career opportunities in ag

A long-time professor at Western Illinois University says the agriculture industry is craving talented, driven individuals in its workforce.   Mark Hoge, who also coaches WIU’s livestock judging team, tells Brownfield, “We have so many talented students that are ...
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Central Illinois farmer cites weather, soil differences for mixed yields

A central Illinois farmer says he hopes to wrap up harvest this week. Doug Martin, who grows corn and soybeans in Logan and Macon Counties, says yield results have been variable. “We’re probably 20 to 40 bushels below last ...
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SPECIAL | Reagan, Trump, Argentina, & Beef Producers

This episode of the Closing Market Report seeks to lay out how in October of 2025 President of the United States Donald J. Trump's desire to support the nation of Argentina as its peso was collapsing, coupled with his ...
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Ag’s next generation seeking experience and support

The next generation of agricultural students are seeking specific experiences at the collegiate level.  Jace Green, an ag business major and president of the Student Government Association at Western Illinois University, says today’s students want to get their hands ...
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Oct 24 | Closing Market Report

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Rain alleviates field fire concerns during fast-paced north Iowa harvest

Recent rain has alleviated field fire concerns in north Iowa. Klemme farmer Brent Renner says warm, dry weather has made for a fast-paced harvest. “In fact it was getting a little too dry there for awhile, but we got ...
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Oct 23 | Closing Market Report

- Matt Bennett, AgMarket.net- Importing Argentine Beef- Machinery Costs Rethink- Mike Tannura, Tstorm.net★ Support this podcast ★
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Stine Seed agronomist shines light on Midwest harvest progress

Harvest progress is less clear following the cancellation of weekly USDA crop reports because of the government shutdown. Tony Lenz with Stine Seed covers portions of Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, and South Dakota. “Where we got south in Iowa ...
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Grassley to Trump: importing beef from Argentina isn’t ‘America first’

U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley disagrees with President Trump’s plan to import beef from Argentina to help lower prices domestically. The Iowa Republican says the move would disincentivize U.S. producers from raising more cattle. “And in the words of the ...
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Market volatility driving more cattle producers to use risk management programs

The executive vice president of the Illinois Beef Association says more producers are utilizing risk protection in the cattle markets. Josh St. Peters tells Brownfield, “Programs like Livestock Risk Protection, or LRP, and I think especially our smaller beef ...
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Illinois farmers see long-term benefits from regenerative ag practices

A pair of Illinois farmers say a sustained commitment to regenerative agriculture has helped their bottom line. Derek Martin and his brother, Doug, operate Martin Family Farms near Mount Pulaski. “We’ve been at this about 10 years.”  He says, ...
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