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BIDEN: MORE COMPETITION IN MEAT INDUSTRY CAN EASE FOOD COSTS –

President Joe Biden met virtually with independent farmers and ranchers on Monday to discuss initiatives to reduce food prices by increasing competition within the meat industry, part of a broader … Read More

GRAINS FINISH ON A HIGH NOTE | FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2021

On Friday morning, Grains traded quietly to start the session before pushing higher to finish the day. (Successful Farming)

FARMWEEK FEATURE: ILLINOIS AG STUDENT SEEKS KIDNEY DONOR

Streator farmer and ag student Lance Moritz recently made a plea for a kidney donor on social media. The 19-year-old, whose kidneys have been monitored by doctors since he was … Read More

COVID-19 DISRUPTED SUPPLY CHAINS. NOW ILLINOIS FARMERS FACE HIGHER PRICES. –

Higher fertilizer prices are just one consequence of a slew of global supply chain breakdowns caused by the coronavirus pandemic, experts say. Despite an improving economy, bottlenecks at ports and … Read More

‘COMPLETE AND UTTER DESTRUCTION’: KENTUCKY AGRICULTURE COMMUNITY SUFFERS AFTER STORM –

In the aftermath of recent storms — which included an unprecedented tornado that barreled through communities for more than 200 miles — farms throughout Western Kentucky suffered “complete and utter … Read More

KRAFT WILL PAY YOU TO NOT MAKE CHEESECAKE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON –

Supply chain issues have disrupted United States markets for months, leading to shortages of medical supplies, liquor, athleisure, toys, gasoline and other items, and now cream cheese. In light of … Read More

SURGING FERTILIZER COSTS PUSH FARMERS TO SHIFT PLANTING PLANS, RAISE PRICES –

Fertilizer prices have more than doubled over the past year, frustrating U.S. farmers, who now are adjusting spring planting plans and warning about the potential for higher food prices. (Wall … Read More

DANGER SIGNS FOR 2023 FARM BILL IN PARTISAN RANCOR ON CAPITOL HILL –

However awkward the marriage of public nutrition and farm support programs in the farm bill, it has given urban and rural lawmakers a reason to vote for the same legislation. … Read More

CENTRAL ILLINOIS FOOD TRUCKS ON WAY TO SERVE TORNADO VICTIMS –

Food is on the road from Central Illinois to help tornado victims in the Bluegrass State. The first truck left from the Midwest Food Bank’s Peoria location Wednesday morning for … Read More

MOST WHOLESALE FERTILIZER PRICES ROSE IN NOVEMBER, EXPECTED TO KEEP CLIMBING IN DECEMBER –

November was a hot month in the U.S. ammonia market as distributors struggled to find enough truck drivers to deliver what traders called another record year for ammonia applications. Meanwhile, … Read More

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