Alan Guebert

Remind me to never take commodity market or stock market advice from the current resident of the White House.

Remind me to never take commodity market or stock market advice from the current resident of the White House.

Remind me to never take commodity market or stock market advice from the current resident of the White House.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture on April 22 signed a $300 million “blanket purchase agreement” with Palantir Technologies Inc. to, as Palantir

Farm Bills are often loaded with "special interest" lard that favors, say, crop insurance companies, international grain merchandisers, meatpackers, and other farm and food players looking for an unearned edge

Remind me to never take commodity market or stock market advice from the current resident of the White House.

Farm Bills often are loaded with special interest lard that favors, say, crop insurance companies, international grain merchandisers, meatpackers and other farm and food players looking for an unearned edge in the marketplace.

Farm Bills are often loaded with “special interest” lard that favors, say, crop insurance companies, international grain merchandisers, meatpackers, and other farm and food players looking for an unearned edge in the marketplace.

While no one actually says an ag trade deal with China is in trouble, many find it troublesome that China is playing the cool customer. A just-published study of last year's tariff fight between it and the United States puts hard numbers on just how much is at stake.

Farm Bills are often loaded with "special interest" lard that favors, say, crop insurance companies, international grain merchandisers, meatpackers, and other farm and food players looking for an unearned edge