Agricultural Economics

Davey Griffin tests temperatures during turkey day of barbecue class on Friday, Nov 17, 2023 in College Station, Texas. (Michael Miller/Texas A&M AgriLife Marketing and Communications)
Avian, Livestock, Poultry, Turkeys

Plenty of turkeys this Thanksgiving as wholesale prices hold steady

Thanksgiving turkey prices are running higher than last year, but increased production and grocery store promotions could help shoppers. Read More

Alfalfa, Corn, Cotton, economy, finance, Forage Crops, Lacey Vilhauer, Land, Landjournal, Soybeans, Wheat

Cash flow should guide farmland renting versus buying 

Grass is one of the key elements to the regenerative management system on the Sunrise W Land and Cattle Company in Central Texas. (USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service)
Arkansas, Central Region, Colorado, economy, Farmland, finance, Iowa, Kansas, Land, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Ranchland, Real Estate, Regional Roundup

K-State hosts landowner conference Nov. 10-11

Attendees listen to a presentation at the 10th annual South Dakota State University Swine Day. (Courtesy of South Dakota State University)

Swine industry gathers for South Dakota State event

A bulk cargo loaded with grain in port. (Adobe Stock-#629708202 │ Seneca CDR)

Low river, lower prices: Mississippi disruptions hit Southern farmers hardest

  • By John Lovett │ University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture

Joseph Glauber CAST Lifetime Achievement Award 2026

Unverferth Pro Force Dry Force fertilizer spreader. (Courtesy photo.)

USDA announces major investment in American fertilizer manufacturing capacity 

Farmers urged to start thinking about ARC, PLC decisions

Oklahoma forms advisory council amid federal beef import plans 

Sorghum got a big boost from the CME Group. (Journal photo by Dave Bergmeier.)

Sorghum futures get a boost from CME

Journal photo by Dave Bergmeier

Lockout at Colorado beef plant may end soon