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Recent Sales Results From O'Brien County, Iowa; Bourbon County, Kansas; Otter Tail and Grant Counties, Minnesota; and Boone County, Missouri

Economists at an agricultural outlook forum questioned the impact of an export ban on diesel, while there was also some disagreement over whether farmers need more ad-hoc aid to deal with high diesel and fertilizer inputs.

The Trump administration appealed a federal court ruling restoring California vehicle-emissions waivers, a case that could determine the state's authority to influence national electric-vehicle policy.

The Nebraska Public Service Commission dismissed a grain-payment complaint against Ohio-based The Andersons after finding payment issues were resolved, allowing the company to retain its grain dealer license.

We'll watch for what will affect agriculture after the U.S.-China trade meeting, and see how the cattle market reacts to the reopening of another entry point with Mexico the week of Sept. 20

Three large beef packers asked the Eighth Circuit to overturn the certification of a nationwide cattle producer class seeking $9 billion in a price-fixing case.

The Federal Reserve is now raising rates, not lowering them, and supply-and-demand fundamentals may keep rates higher.

Recent Sales Results From Marion County, Illinois; Wright County, Iowa; Marion County, Kansas; and Pope County, Minnesota

Nebraska farmers enter harvest facing record diesel prices and rising input costs that are eroding higher crop prices. Nebraska Farm Bureau warns of mounting losses, tax pressures and continued volatility heading into 2027.

U.S. ethanol output steady as inventories climb sharply.

Reality TV star and Missouri farmer Steven A. McBee Sr. was released early from federal prison after a crop insurance fraud conviction, as a related asset-transfer lawsuit continues.

Surety companies that paid Hansen-Mueller Co. farmer bond claims seek priority over BMO Bank for disputed grain proceeds, arguing the funds belong to producers, not the bankruptcy estate.

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