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UAN32 was 5% less expensive than the previous month. The nitrogen fertilizer had an average price of $569 per ton. (DTN chart)
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6/17/2026 | 4:53 AM CDT
Most Fertilizers Lower for First Time Since First Week of February 2026
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Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig discusses Iowa's response to the detection of the pseudorabies virus at a swine facility during the recent World Pork Expo in Des Moines. (DTN/Progressive Farmer photo by Jennifer Carrico)
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6/16/2026 | 4:25 PM CDT
Iowa Successfully Contains and Eradicates Pseudorabies Outbreak After Testing
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New World screwworm poses a direct risk to livestock, pets, wildlife, and -- less commonly -- humans and birds, making early detection and rapid eradication central to limiting economic damage in affected regions. (Photo by USDA APHIS)
USDA Invests in NWS Projects
6/16/2026 | 4:15 PM CDT
USDA Funds 40 New World Screwworm Projects With $105 Million
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A low-pressure system in south Texas could become the first-named tropical storm for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. (NHC graphic)
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6/16/2026 | 10:50 AM CDT
First Atlantic Tropical System May Develop; Will Bring Heavy Rain to Gulf Coast Regardless
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At a press conference on Monday, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and USDA officials said they are ramping up efforts to detect New World screwworm in Texas wildlife after cases have been found in 11 livestock in Texas and one dog in New Mexico. So far, USDA has not reported any confirmed cases with wildlife or feral animals. (Photo courtesy of USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service)
Wildlife Concerns Grow for Possible NWS Spread
6/16/2026 | 7:40 AM CDT
USDA Officials Highlight Wildlife Threat as They Press to Curb New World Screwworm Cases
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  1. Most Fertilizers Lower for First Time Since First Week of February 2026

  2. Iowa Successfully Contains and Eradicates Pseudorabies Outbreak After Testing

  3. USDA Funds 40 New World Screwworm Projects With $105 Million

  4. First Atlantic Tropical System May Develop; Will Bring Heavy Rain to Gulf Coast...

  5. USDA Officials Highlight Wildlife Threat as They Press to Curb New World Screwworm...

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Ribeye cuts from meat hanging at a small beef plant in northern Iowa. The group Farm Action is offering some proposals to incentivize herd expansion while also potentially lowering beef costs at the same time. Hamburger prices are reaching record highs and the beef supply is being increasingly supplemented by imports. (DTN file photo by Jennifer Carrico)

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At a press conference on Monday, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and USDA officials said they are ramping up efforts to detect New World screwworm in Texas wildlife after cases have been found in 11 livestock in Texas and one dog in New Mexico. So far, USDA has not reported any confirmed cases with wildlife or feral animals. (Photo courtesy of USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service)

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