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Sep- 2026 -11 SeptemberAg News
Iowa Cash Rents Decrease
Over the course of a year with lower crop prices and high production costs, Iowa cropland cash rental rate trends…
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11 SeptemberAg News
U.S.-Canada Trade Fight Deepens, Putting Farmers in the Middle
An escalating trade dispute between the United States and Canada is creating new concerns for American farmers as retaliatory tariffs…
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11 SeptemberAg News
Late-Season Weather Adds Uncertainty to Midwest Corn and Soybeans
Weather remains a concern for U.S. corn and soybean producers as harvest begins following a growing season marked by periods…
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11 SeptemberAg News
Ag Matters: Who is benefitting from the beef imports?
The Trump administration’s proposal to allow additional beef imports into the United States is drawing criticism from the agriculture industry.…
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10 SeptemberAg News
Corn and Soybean Markets Await USDA’s September Crop Estimates
Corn and soybean producers are turning their attention to USDA’s September World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates as questions increase…
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10 SeptemberAg News
Senate Returns Next Week, McConnell Expected Back to Vote For Farm Bill
The fate of the farm bill ahead of the midterm elections rests with the expected return next week of Senator…
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10 SeptemberAg News
Rollins responds to cattle concerns
Ranchers have largely welcomed the Trump administration’s efforts to reduce regulations and expand cattle markets. But many cattlemen fear additional…
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10 SeptemberAg News
Ag Matters: Starlyn Perdue, State Executive Director, at the Farm Progress Show
Starlyn Perdue was appointed by the Trump Administration to serve as the state executive director of the USDA Farm Service…
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9 SeptemberAg News
Grassley asks Trump to take on seed and chemical companies
A couple months after a National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) study highlighted the alarm that U.S. farmers are paying double…
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9 SeptemberAg News
POET threatening to sue democratic candidate
Biofuels producer POET is threatening to sue Democratic Iowa Attorney General Candidate Nate Willems for defamation over a campaign ad.…
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9 SeptemberAg News
Midwest Heat Raises Late-Season Corn and Soybean Concerns
Extreme heat remains a major agricultural issue across a large portion of the Corn Belt. Heat warnings stretch from Iowa…
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9 SeptemberAg News
Ag Matters: Katie Hall at the Farm Progress Show
Last week at the Farm Progress Show, Katie Hall, Director of State Policy at the National Pork Producers Council sat…
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7 SeptemberAg News
Borlaug Research Farm Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Iowa State University’s Borlaug Learning Center & Research Farm invites you to the 50th Anniversary Celebration on Thursday September 10th…
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7 SeptemberAg News
Contest Seeks Innovative Uses for American Wool
The American Sheep Industry Association and the ASI Wool Council have launched the 2026 Reimagine Wool Digital Poster Contest, inviting…
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7 SeptemberAg News
Black Hill Energy Violations & Investigation
Black Hills Energy is now being investigated by the Iowa Utilities Commission after regulators diagnosed an unusually high number of…
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7 SeptemberAg News
Ag Matters: Grant & Spencer Hilbert, First Generation Farmers in Iowa
The 2026 Farm Progress Show showed just that, progress in the farming industry. As someone who has never attended the…
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4 SeptemberAg News
Harvest Safety Tips
During fall harvest, it always feels like there is more to be done than the day allows. The urgency that…
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4 SeptemberAg News
Biofuel Groups React To EPA Small Refinery Exemptions
Biofuel and farm groups are expressing mixed feelings about the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to grant 29 small refinery exemptions…
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4 SeptemberAg News
Iowa Duck Hunting Season
Iowa’s first duck season of 2026 – the statewide special September teal-only season – opens for nine days beginning Sept.…
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4 SeptemberAg News
Ag Matters: Excess Moisture Raises Disease Concerns in Soybeans
Heavy rains across the Corn Belt have producers watching soybean fields closely for disease pressure and nutrient deficiencies. Bayer soybean…
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