Meghan Grebner is a journalist who specializes in agricultural news and reports. She writes for Brownfield Ag News and WCMY-AM, covering topics related to livestock, futures markets, and agricultural economics. Her work has also been featured in KGFW-AM.
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President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Stephen Vaden as the next Deputy Secretary of Agriculture. Vaden served in Trump’s first administration as the General Counsel of the USDA and was a board member of the Commodity Credit Corporation.
There has been an uptick in cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza, and it is impacting the price of eggs.
November cattle placements declined in the USDA’s November Cattle on Feed report.
Direct cash cattle trade is off to a pretty typically quiet start to the week. Buyers and sellers are preparing for the week ahead, but with back-to-back holiday-shortened weeks, it will likely be a quiet end to the year. Bids and asking prices have yet to surface. Any significant trade volume will likely take place […]
U.S. hog producers continue to increase productivity. The USDA says there were 75.8 million hogs and pigs in the U.S. on December 1st, an increase of 1% from a year ago. Breeding inventory was up slightly from last year, but down a percent from the previous quarter. Market hog inventory was up 1 percent from […]
Supplies of red meat and poultry in cold storage got tighter in November. The USDA says frozen red meat stocks were down 5 percent from last year. Compared to last year, beef supplies were down 4 percent, and pork supplies were down 6 percent. Stocks of pork bellies increased 39 percent on the month but […]
Mar. corn closed at $4.47 and 3/4, up 1 and 1/2 centsJan. soybeans closed at $9.69 and 1/2, down 5 centsJan. soybean meal closed at $289.50, down $5.00Jan. soybean oil closed at 40.23, up 75 pointsMar. wheat closed at $5.40 and 1/2, up 7 and 1/2 centsFeb. live cattle closed at $187.45, down 95 centsJan. […]
Soybeans were mostly lower on fund and technical selling, following a couple of days with higher business last week. The trade continues to monitor crop development weather in South America, which has been largely supportive to a larger crop in Brazil, while there is some drier weather in the forecast for Argentina. Soybean meal had […]
By: Meghan Grebner
A ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit could put some farmers at legal risk. On Monday, the Court lifted an injunction that reinstates a January 1, 2025, reporting deadline for farmers who operate corporations and limited liability companies. Farmers will again be required to submit Beneficial Ownership Information with the U.S. Department of Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).
Soybeans were mostly higher in very low-volume trade. The market worked to recover its losses from Monday's session. Soybean meal was stronger on Tuesday and that helped provide some support. The trade continues to monitor crop development weather in South America, which has been largely supportive to a larger crop in Brazil, while there is […]
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