Canadian Pacific Railway threatens union members, Eurozone inflation continues to firm and Argentina turns to the export market to moderate inflation...
USDA will not likely change much in its S&D report tomorrow, Russia says it is mulling retaliation on the West for economic sanctions and Boozman asks for more time on CRP decisions...
Russia has agreed on a civilian escape route out of Ukraine, avian flu has been discovered in an Iowa turkey flock and crop consultant leaves Brazilian crop forecasts unchanged...
Russia and Putin's dastardly operation in Ukraine. Plus Chip Flory and Jim Wiesemeyer discuss the wheat market, China, energy independence and whom the U.S. government is willing to buy oil from...
Chip Flory and Jim Wiesemeyer discuss the Putin's attack on Ukraine and the domino effect to the economy, including energy prices and trade. Plus they preview President Biden's State of the Union address
Truce negotiations between Russia and Ukraine go nowhere, China's PMI improves and President Biden will deliver his State of the Union Address tonight...
Senator Warner warns of cyber-attacks, China refuses to call Russian action an 'invasion' and USDA Economist predicts 15 billion gallons of ethanol blending...
Wheat crop condition ratings continue to show declines, China reiterates plans to increase domestic soybean production and the DOT allocates funds toward ports...
The Biden Administration doubts claims of Russian pullback, Secretary Vilsack wants the DOJ to investigate inputs prices and production strains continue to dog food makers...
USTR makes WTO appeal regarding China, a Senate subcommittee will hold a hearing on the RFS and Russia continues war games but sends some troops back to base...
Russia and Ukraine/China and Taiwan – and what they could mean for the prices of energy and goods, plus we discuss crop insurance, the protests in Canada, we answer some questions, and look ahead to this week.
Loan activity rockets higher in China, H5N1 found in Indiana and Nova Scotia and Atlanta Fed President Bostic expects three to four interest rate hikes...
Business owners concerned over inflation, CCC funds proposed for $1 billion Climate-Smart Commodities program and Biden threatens to cut European pipeline...
Strength in the dollar triggers pressure in livestock markets, Biden warns Ukrainian counterpart and crop sales by U.S., Brazilian and Argy farmers slow...
Ukraine says Russia lacks sufficient troop support for full scale invasion, CRP signup begins this month and the Senate will move quickly to fill Supreme Court vacancy...
OPEC+ not keeping up with production commitments, China suspends pork trade with Italy over ASF and West Coast ports report a slump in arrivals in December...
Markets and government offices will be closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, Jan. 17, House lawmakers call for WTO inquiry against India and China's meat imports fall in 2021...
Davis Michaelsen and Pro Farmer policy analyst Jim Wiesemeyer take us from Russia in Kazakhstan, to USDOT Secretary Buttigieg going to the Pacific Coast, to the latest on Build Back Better...and a lot more.
U.S. and E.U. officials coordinate to investigate JBS and its parent company, American workers quit their jobs at a record pace in November and China looks to ensure stable economic growth…
Markets will be closed tomorrow, Putin doesn't mention military designs in public comments and Summers warns of an economic testing period for the U.S.