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Jul 17 | Commodity Week

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Jul 16 | Closing Market Report

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Legislation would expand access to mental health care

New federal legislation would make it easier for farmers to access mental health care services. The Farmers First Act introduced by Wisconsin Democrat Tammy Baldwin and Iowa Republican Joni Ernst would increase support for the Farm and Ranch Stress ...
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North Iowa farmer cautiously optimistic about this year’s crop

North central Iowa farmer Casey Schlichthing says he’s cautiously optimistic about this year’s crop. “I think if the wet holes blend in this year I think we’ll be in good shape.” The Clear Lake corn and soybean grower tells ...
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Mid-Day Market Report for July 16, 2025

Mid-Day Market Report for July 16, 2025
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Jul 16 | Closing Market Report

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Southwestern Illinois wheat harvest exceptional

A southwestern Illinois farmer says the wheat harvest was exceptional. Garrett Hawkins, who farms in Monroe County and serves as president of the Illinois Corn Growers Association, tells Brownfield, “I was kind of surprised because we were so wet ...
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Central IL crops benefitting from better weather

A central Illinois farmer says recent rains and a break from the heat have been good for the crops. Mark Bunselmeyer, who farms in Macon County and serves as the vice president of the Illinois Corn Growers Association, says ...
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Jul 15 | Closing Market Report

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One extreme to the next in southwestern Illinois

A southwestern Illinois farmer says a wet spring has turned into a dry summer. “Believe it or not, we need rain.” Garrett Hawkins, who farms in Monroe County and serves as president of the Illinois Corn Growers Association, says ...
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IFB focused on estate tax relief

The president of the Illinois Farm Bureau says adjustments to the state’s estate tax policy are crucial for the survival of family farms. Brian Duncan, who farms in Ogle County, says the Family Farm Preservation Act proposed this spring ...
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Nationwide E-15 legislation is needed first step to expanding demand

The vice president of the Illinois Corn Growers Association says Congressional action to approve nationwide, year-round E-15 is just the first step to expanding demand for the renewable fuel. Mark Bunselmeyer, who farms in Macon County, says it’ll take ...
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