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ReutersReutersOct 29 Cargill to lay off 80 workers in Minnesota, more globally
BarchartBarchartOct 29 Wheat Mixed Early on Wednesday
Successful FarmingSuccessful FarmingOct 29 Here’s Where Corn Harvest Typically Stands in Late October: A State-by-State Look
American Farm Bureau FederationOct 29 Economics of U.S. Beef and Cattle Market Several years of drought, low cattle prices, and record-setting input and supply costs have led to a shrinking cattle herd, which, paired with strong consumer demand for beef, has pushed prices for beef and cattle to record levels.
Farm ProgressFarm ProgressOct 28 John Deere 730 diesel returns to original farm Ohio farmer Peyton Caplinger and grandfather Jay Unger restored a 1959 John Deere 730 diesel that has returned to the farm where it first worked
AgWebAgWebOct 29 Soybeans Fade China Buys Awaiting Deal Details: MX Border News Rallies Cattle
Brownfield Ag NewsBrownfield Ag NewsOct 29 Soybeans mostly weak ahead of Trump-Xi talks Soybeans were mostly modestly lower on spread trade and profit taking. Soybeans continued to get ready for Thursday’s face-to-face meeting between President Trump and President Xi on trade and tariffs. China reportedly bought 180,000 tons of U.S.…
BloombergBloombergOct 29 China Purchases First Cargoes of US Soybeans This Season China has bought at least two cargoes of US soybeans, its first known purchase this season, which may mark a revival of flows as part of a wider settlement expected to be agreed between the two biggest economies this week.
Brownfield Ag NewsBrownfield Ag NewsOct 29 High winds threaten unharvested corn, raise fire risks An ag meteorologist says high winds in parts of the Midwest could impact some of the U.S. corn crop that has yet to be harvested. Brian Fuchs with the National Drought Mitigation Center says damage is likely limited to fields that had standability…
Minnesota ReformerOct 29 Report: Cancer rates rising among young people in the Corn Belt The six states that lead in corn production — Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois, Indiana and Kansas — have seen higher rates of cancer among young people than other states over the past decade, according to Washington Post reporting published this…
ReutersReutersOct 29 Mexico agriculture secretary says still no date for restarting cattle exports to U.S.
BloombergBloombergOct 28 How to Solve the US Farmworker Shortage, According to Congress As the Trump administration prioritizes immigration enforcement, representatives from farming districts say they need a creative solution to their labor problems, and fast.
BarchartBarchartOct 29 Soybeans Seeing Some Sell the Fact Action on Chinese Buying Rumors
UkrAgroConsultUkrAgroConsultOct 29 China purchases first US soybeans of the season China has bought at least two cargoes of US soybeans, marking the first known purchase of the crop this marketing year. This move may signal a revival of shipments as part of a broader trade settlement expected between the two largest economies this…
Baking BusinessOct 29 Rain boosts Kansas soil moisture, slows wheat drills Viral, pest pressure concerns as planting falls behind.
Farm ProgressFarm ProgressOct 29 Corn soybean farmers face years of low prices Rabobank analysts project U.S. crop producers won't reach breakeven until 2027-28 due to oversupply.
AgWebAgWebOct 29 ‘The System Is Failing Us:' Why Real Change is Needed in U.S. Agriculture The Farm Action co-founder says it’s time for agriculture to face an uncomfortable truth. From cattle to crops, American agriculture must rebuild from the ground up or face a tough reality: U.S. agriculture no longer feeds the world.
AgWebAgWebOct 29 Soybeans Ease Despite China Buys, Await Deal: Cattle Rebound as MX Border Remains Closed Lane Akre, economist with Pro Farmer, says soybeans have priced in the optimism about a China trade deal and had muted reaction to news of the first China soybean purchases of the 2025-26 marketing year.
Farm ProgressFarm ProgressOct 29 U.S. farmers face years of weak crop prices before recovery Rabobank analysts project U.S. crop producers won't reach breakeven until 2027-28 due to oversupply.
Successful FarmingSuccessful FarmingOct 29 3 Big Things Today, Oct. 29, 2025

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