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Hemp industry divided over Senate-approved changes to federal regulations

The chairman of the National Hemp Association says legislation included in the agriculture funding bill passed this week by the U.S. Senate rewrites the 2018 farm bill's provision on hemp. Geoff Whaling says the measure would end the unregulated ...
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Southwest Iowa farmer reports strong soybeans but weaker corn

The 2025 harvest was a mixed bag for southwest Iowa farmer Ray Gaesser. "A really good harvest for soybeans. A mixed harvest I'd say on corn. Some of it was pretty good and some of it was not so ...
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Farmers weigh input costs and grain prices heading into winter

Farmers continue to assess commodity prices and the cost of inputs heading into winter. Southwest Iowa farmer Ray Gaesser says it's been a difficult year to market grain. "Prices are still struggling for corn and beans somewhat," Gaesser said. ...
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Timely fungicide applications lead to favorable soybean crop for Iowa farmer

A central Iowa farmer says his 2025 soybeans were some of the best he's ever raised. Morey Hill of Madrid tells Brownfield, "I was very pleased with the bean yield. You hear of it being hit or miss, but ...
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Corn disease pressure highlights benefits of higher fungicide application rates

A western Illinois agronomist says corn diseases were so prevalent this year that fungicide use rates mattered. Lance Tarochione with Bayer says applicators typically apply a standard use rate of fungicide, not the full use rate. "For most products, ...
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Debate over MCOOL returns as U.S. considers Argentinian beef imports

The executive vice president of the Illinois Beef Association says talks of importing Argentinian beef have reignited calls for mandatory country-of-origin labeling (MCOOL). Josh St. Peters says it was tried in the 2002 Farm Bill but repealed in 2015. ...
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Nov 11 | Closing Market Report

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‘Scary dry’ conditions limiting fall tillage in western Illinois

A Dekalb / Asgrow agronomist says the late-season drought continues to have an impact. "It is scary dry." Lance Tarochione, who covers western Illinois, says many farmers are still waiting for rain. "In some cases, it's actually so dry ...
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Northern Illinois farmer says 2025 crop yields strong despite disease pressure

A northern Illinois farmer says it was a good growing season in his area. Brian Duncan, who farms in Ogle County and currently serves as the Illinois Farm Bureau president, tells Brownfield... "Disease took the extreme top end off." ...
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Eastern Iowa corn yields swing widely amid weather and disease pressures

Many corn farmers are seeing large yield swings this harvest. Dalton Webster, an agronomic service representative with Syngenta, says weather and disease pressure were major factors in eastern Iowa. "Absolutely huge differences, sometimes from one farm to the next ...
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Mid-Day Market Report for November 10, 2025

Mid-Day Market Report for November 10, 2025
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Iowa Soybean Association president pushes for streamlined farm bill despite delays

The president of the Iowa Soybean Association remains hopeful Congress can pass a skinny farm bill. Tom Adam, who farms near Keota, says the government shutdown isn't helping. "Certainly something we're looking forward to getting across the finish line ...
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