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CHS Inc. plans to invest $700 million in an Evansville, Wisconsin, soybean crush plant, expanding its crush capacity by 60%. Construction is expected to be completed in 2028.

We'll watch for Fed rate changes, a system of cooler temperatures, and the latest cattle on feed numbers during the week of Sept. 13.

A federal appeals court cleared the way for a proposed $41 million settlement in Oklahoma's long-running poultry pollution lawsuit, sending key decisions back to district court.

U.S. ethanol production fell 11,000 bpd week-on-week, averaging 1.099 million bpd.

Recent Sales Results From Calhoun and Webster Counties, Iowa; Greeley County, Kansas; Lancaster County, Nebraska; and Pembina County, North Dakota

IRS guidance on the 45Z tax credit rewards regenerative agriculture, expands incentives for manure-based fuels, limits foreign feedstocks and provides compliance relief for farmers.

The marketing week is shortened due to the Labor Day holiday Monday, but it ends with a WASDE report that could further bullish sentiment in corn futures.

Farm leaders and agricultural economists at the Farm Progress Show pointed to stronger corn, soybean and wheat prices changing the financial outlook from just a few months ago. The rally is giving producers opportunities to lock in positive margins...

Farm leaders and agricultural economists at the Farm Progress Show pointed to stronger corn, soybean and wheat prices changing the financial outlook from just a few months ago. The rally is giving producers opportunities to lock in positive margins...

Recent Sales Results From Sangamon County, Illinois; York County, Nebraska; Lyon County, Minnesota; and Juneau County, Wisconsin

A Nebraska ranch family sued the state Game and Parks Commission and neighboring ranchers after a 2025 controlled burn destroyed 8,000 acres and killed 46 cows.

North Dakota announced plans to distribute $778,000 from a surety bond to 28 farmers unpaid for grain by Hansen-Mueller Company.

Ethanol production in the United States averaged 1.11 million barrels per day (bpd) in the week ended Aug. 28.

USDA officials on Tuesday used the opening of the Farm Progress Show to talk about how they are changing USDA's data collection for crop reports that farmers rely on for market decisions. That includes making surveys easier for farmers to fill out...

The holiday Americans observe on the first Monday in September is a case study in how a holiday can change over time, including what it celebrates.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Monday released decisions on 34 small-refinery exemptions to the Renewable Fuel Standard, totaling about 1.8 billion renewable identification number gallons.

Farm and energy groups this past week warned the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) against disrupting traditional physical commodity markets such as oil and natural gas contracts with the possibility of 24/7 trading. New trading platforms...

We'll watch for trade news on many fronts, while the southern U.S. heats up as the combines begin to roll on corn, soybeans and other summer crops.