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It will be a week of watching for reality over promise, as the markets and the world begin to settle in after the U.S.-China summit, the stalemate in the war with Iran, and the hard red winter wheat tour.

Iowa and Missouri sued New York, alleging its greenhouse gas emissions reporting rule unconstitutionally regulates out-of-state biofuel producers.

A Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago report shows Midwest farmland values, cash rents and credit conditions are deteriorating in 2026, with many farms operating near breakeven.

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The U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation on Wednesday to allow for permanent year-round E15 sales, also to include reforms to small-refinery exemptions to the Renewable Fuel Standard.

Markets will have a lot to respond to this week, with a key WASDE report hitting while hopes are high for renewed trade agreements with China.

Agri Stats Inc. settled multiple antitrust lawsuits with the DOJ, pork, turkey and broiler industries, requiring the company to change information sharing.

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During his life, Ted Turner acquired some of the largest ranch holdings in the country, as the media mogul also emphasized large-scale conservation on more than 2 million acres of ranchland. Turner was at the forefront of wealthy landowners seeking to...

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A Colorado farmer discovered someone fraudulently listed his Texas land for sale using his identity, highlighting a growing real estate seller-impersonation fraud trend targeting vacant properties.

A Nebraska bankruptcy court rejected 19 Texas farmers' $700,000 in grain claims against Hansen-Mueller Co., ruling their liens were filed in the wrong state.

The DOJ announced an expected settlement with Agri Stats and confirmed an ongoing antitrust investigation into meatpackers focuses on foreign ownership concerns.

Washington is under heavy watch, as we track the farm bill progression along with the Trump administration's refusal to accept four female members of the United Soybean Board.

Twelve Nebraska farmers will receive 90% of claims against a $1 million bond after Hansen-Mueller Co. filed bankruptcy, leaving them about $100,000 short.

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Halter has launched direct-to-satellite connectivity for its smart cattle collars used for virtual fencing. The upgrade expands U.S. beef cattle market coverage and includes new features like estrus detection and advanced grazing tools to boost...