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This past year’s sugarbeet crop was the third consecutive record year for American Crystal Sugar Company. President Tom Astrup thinks it’s something they can build off of for 2025. “We’ve certainly been blessed with good weather for surgarbeets the last few…

Members of the Minnesota State Cattlemen’s Association concentrated on policy priorities at its annual meeting. “We have been working on deer depredation and elk depredation issues here for the last few years, as well as feedlot permit changes, we’ll be…

The House Freedom Caucus is opposed to President Biden’s request for $100 billion in disaster relief. That action may also jeopardize a proposed farm assistance package. Senate Agriculture Committee Ranking Member John Boozman understands the concern about the growing national…

Tariffs and a potential trade war with China are a concern for the grain trade. CHS Executive Vice President of Enterprise Customer Development Gary Halvorson is also looking at the impact on crop protection products. “In Trump’s first term, we saw…

Frustration is mounting over the lack of action on a farm bill. “We’ve got to make an update to the safety net, that’s agriculture’s message; we want to get this baby done and we want to get it done now,”…

A surplus grain supply is delivering another problem for farmers. “Things like interest rates and inflation just make all of that even more difficult,” said John Griffith, executive vice president, CHS. “When you’re in a market of oversupply, grain needs…

Minnesota Association of Wheat Growers Executive Director Brian Sorenson is excited about the Prairie Grains Conference speaker lineup. “We have Jay Debertin from CHS, Frayne Olson from NDSU, and of course, Daryl Ritchison from NDAWN.” The meeting is an opportunity…

American Crystal Sugar Company beet stock has trended down to $5,100 per share, says Acres & Shares broker Jayson Menke. According to Menke, 654 shares were brokered last week with all, but five shares traded at $5,100 per share. On…

A wholly-owned company of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians had its first-ever food distribution event for tribal members Friday in Belcourt, North Dakota. This event was funded in part by a USDA local food program assistance grant. Chippewa…

In the latest edition of South Dakota Corn Comments, Farm Credit Services of America Regional Vice President of Insurance Matt Lindgren invites farmers to participate in the Growing On market education meeting. Listen to the update. South Dakota Corn Comments…

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is partnering with the Red River Farm Network and the Linder Farm Network to provide information on soil health events and topics.  Alec Markson, a water quality certified producer with the climate-smart endorsement, talks about…

Here’s the latest Canola Minute from the Northern Canola Growers Association. This week, NCGA Executive Director Barry Coleman talks about the recent Canola Research Conference. Find out more at this link. 

In this week’s Dry Bean Scene, Northarvest Bean Growers Executive Director Mitch Coulter previews the 50th Annual Bean Day in January. Click here to learn more. 

Vegetable oil markets are depressed, but Martinson Ag Risk Management President Randy Martinson likes the canola market. “Stocks continue to be very tight because the canola oil, just like our soybean oil, is being used for renewable biofuels. That’s tightening up…

American Crystal Sugar Company beet stock has trended down to $5,100 per share, says Acres & Shares broker Jayson Menke. According to Menke, 654 shares were brokered last week with all, but five shares traded at $5,100 per share. On…

In the latest edition of South Dakota Corn Comments, Farm Credit Services of America Regional Vice President of Insurance Matt Lindgren invites farmers to participate in the Growing On market education meeting. Listen to the update. South Dakota Corn Comments…

Vegetable oil markets are depressed, but Martinson Ag Risk Management President Randy Martinson likes the canola market. “Stocks continue to be very tight because the canola oil, just like our soybean oil, is being used for renewable biofuels. That’s tightening up…

Canadian farmers harvested a bigger wheat and soybean crop while canola production declined from a year ago. According to StatsCan, wheat production totaled 34.9 million tons. That’s up more than six percent from a year ago. Wheat acreage was down,…

Due to dry conditions, barge draft and tow-sizes have been reduced on the Mississippi River. Draft sizes have dropped to 11-and-a-half feet from St. Louis to Cairo, Illinois. That results in a reduction of nine-to-14 barges or 25-to-40 percent of…

The canola market has been depressed, hurt by policy and politics. “We’re waiting on biofuels policy for 2025,” said CHS Commercial Manager Andy Smith. “I think we’re really looking for clarity in that direction as well as clarity from the…

Van Ahn and Company market analyst Kristi Van Ahn expects Tuesday’s USDA supply/demand report to be a non-event. “The December WASDE report is typically like a no-chill report. They wait and say we have to finalize the numbers in January, let’s…

American Crystal Sugar Company beet stock has trended down to $5,100 per share, says Acres & Shares broker Jayson Menke. According to Menke, 654 shares were brokered last week with all, but five shares traded at $5,100 per share. On…

A wholly-owned company of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians had its first-ever food distribution event for tribal members Friday in Belcourt, North Dakota. This event was funded in part by a USDA local food program assistance grant. Chippewa…

In the latest edition of South Dakota Corn Comments, Farm Credit Services of America Regional Vice President of Insurance Matt Lindgren invites farmers to participate in the Growing On market education meeting. Listen to the update. South Dakota Corn Comments…

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is partnering with the Red River Farm Network and the Linder Farm Network to provide information on soil health events and topics.  Alec Markson, a water quality certified producer with the climate-smart endorsement, talks about…

Here’s the latest Canola Minute from the Northern Canola Growers Association. This week, NCGA Executive Director Barry Coleman talks about the recent Canola Research Conference. Find out more at this link. 

In this week’s Dry Bean Scene, Northarvest Bean Growers Executive Director Mitch Coulter previews the 50th Annual Bean Day in January. Click here to learn more. 

The Minnesota Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts named the East Otter Tail District as this year’s District of the Year award. District Manager Darren Newville says the conservation efforts aren’t done for the awards, but the recognition is…

Here’s the latest Canola Minute from the Northern Canola Growers Association. This week, NCGA Executive Director Barry Coleman talks about the recent Canola Research Conference. Find out more at this link. 

This past year’s sugarbeet crop was the third consecutive record year for American Crystal Sugar Company. President Tom Astrup thinks it’s something they can build off of for 2025. “We’ve certainly been blessed with good weather for surgarbeets the last few…

Canola acres continue to increase in Minnesota. NDSU Extension weed specialist Joe Ikley says that creates waterhemp management concerns because of limited chemistry compared to corn and soybeans. “We have a couple of pre-plant incorporated options and we’re going to have…

Speaking at the Minnesota Canola Council’s Canola Symposium, Pioneer Field Agronomist Kristie Sundeen said the focus for canola research shifted from pod shatter to pod drop. “Pod drop became a much bigger issue this year. Very disappointing, but it happens when…

Tariffs and a potential trade war with China are a concern for the grain trade. CHS Executive Vice President of Enterprise Customer Development Gary Halvorson is also looking at the impact on crop protection products. “In Trump’s first term, we saw…

For American Crystal Sugar Company, growers harvested a record 12.7 million tons of beets in 2023. Yields totaled just under 32 tons per acre with sugar content at 18.5 percent. The increased sugar content increased the net grower payment to…

Canadian farmers harvested a bigger wheat and soybean crop while canola production declined from a year ago. According to StatsCan, wheat production totaled 34.9 million tons. That’s up more than six percent from a year ago. Wheat acreage was down,…

Members of the Minnesota State Cattlemen’s Association concentrated on policy priorities at its annual meeting. “We have been working on deer depredation and elk depredation issues here for the last few years, as well as feedlot permit changes, we’ll be…

USDA has announced the appointment of 36 members to serve on the Cattlemen’s Beef Board. From this region, newly-appointed members are Bill Post of Chandler, Minnesota; VeaBea Thomas of Harrold, South Dakota and Oren Lesmeister of Parade, South Dakota. Their…

The North Dakota Department of Agriculture has confirmed three cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza. There are three sites identified; a backyard chicken flock in McHenry County, a commercial turkey flock in Ransom County and a backyard mixed flock in…

Minnesota Beef Council CEO Kelly Schmidt is featured in the Minnesota Beef Update, highlighting the Beef Checkoff’s role at the Minnesota Beef Industry Convention. Click here to listen.

The U.S. Meat Export Federation was one of 50 ag companies and organizations participating in USDA’s trade mission to Morocco. USMEF Africa Representative Matt Copeland sees Morocco as a great fit for expanding trade. “Countries like Senegal and Cote d’Ivoire…

Smithfield Foods and Murphy Family Ventures have signed an agreement, giving the Murphy family ownership of 150,000 sows now owned by Smithfield in North Carolina. As part of the arrangement, Smithfield will provide production services, including feed and transportation. Smithfield…

Tyson Foods plans to close its beef and pork processing plant in Emporia, Kansas by mid-February. This plant produced ground beef and seasoned or marinated meat products. More than 800 workers will be affected by the closure.

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is partnering with the Red River Farm Network and the Linder Farm Network to provide information on soil health events and topics.  Alec Markson, a water quality certified producer with the climate-smart endorsement, talks about…

Members of the Minnesota State Cattlemen’s Association concentrated on policy priorities at its annual meeting. “We have been working on deer depredation and elk depredation issues here for the last few years, as well as feedlot permit changes, we’ll be…

The House Freedom Caucus is opposed to President Biden’s request for $100 billion in disaster relief. That action may also jeopardize a proposed farm assistance package. Senate Agriculture Committee Ranking Member John Boozman understands the concern about the growing national…

During the Minnesota Canola Symposium, Minnesota Canola Council Executive Director Beth Nelson announced USDA’s Risk Management Agency has approved 22 additional counties for federal crop insurance on canola. “I want to be sure that growers outside of those 22 counties…

Tariffs and a potential trade war with China are a concern for the grain trade. CHS Executive Vice President of Enterprise Customer Development Gary Halvorson is also looking at the impact on crop protection products. “In Trump’s first term, we saw…

Former Georgia Senator David Perdue has been nominated to serve as the U.S. ambassador to China. Perdue worked in the textiles and consumer retail business, including time living in China. Perdue is a cousin to former Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue.

Frustration is mounting over the lack of action on a farm bill. “We’ve got to make an update to the safety net, that’s agriculture’s message; we want to get this baby done and we want to get it done now,”…

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CHARLES RIVER AVIAN VACCINE SERVICES COMMODITY FOR offers a broad range of animal meats including duck eggs, poultry, turkey, rabbit, and cattle — a diverse portfolio that can meet varied buyer needs in the global meat and livestock supply chain. This wide product mix allows buyers to source multiple animal-based products from a single supplier, reducing the need to contact several vendors. However, no verification of documents, work email, phone, or account email is available, which raises concerns about the company’s legitimacy and ability to fulfill orders reliably. Without verified contact or business documents, buyers may face delays or fraud risks when negotiating or placing large orders. The lack of staff count and gross revenue makes it hard to assess the company’s operational scale or financial stability. Buyers should request additional proof before committing to any supply agreement.

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