Tuesday, March 10th, 2026 Program
Minimal changes were noted in the March WASDE Report out from USDA on Tuesday as the markets continued to trade more on Middle East headlines, with algorithmic trade leading the charge. Tyler Schau with AgMarket.net joins us
Markets See Few Surprises in Latest WASDE
The latest WASDE report didn’t offer many new insights to the balance sheets, leaving markets with few surprises. The U.S. dollar moved lower on the day, while precious metals like gold and silver pushed higher. Weather is
Minimal Changes in March WASDE Report
The March WASDE Report was released by USDA on Tuesday and it reflected minimal changes to the domestic and global balance sheets overall. In fact, USDA made no changes to U.S. corn, soybean or wheat ending stocks
Middle East Attack Affects U.S. Producer
It was four years ago when Russia’s invasion of Ukraine triggered volatility and uncertainty in agricultural markets. This year, it’s the United States’ and Israel’s attack on Iran. The Middle East is a major supplier of energy
Poll: 71 Percent of Farm Families Back Candidates Supporting E15
A new poll conducted by YouGov on behalf of Rural Voices USA found that 71 percent of farm families across five Midwestern states say they’re more likely to support a Congressional candidate who votes for year-round E15
National Farmers Union Concludes 124th Anniversary Convention
NEW ORLEANS – National Farmers Union (NFU) on Monday concluded its 124th Anniversary Convention after the assembled delegates voted to finalize NFU’s 2026 policy priorities. NFU welcomed over 500 family farmers, ranchers and supporters to New Orleans, Louisiana, for
Lawmakers Clash Over Solar Development on Prime Farmland in Farm Bill Debate
Debate over whether farmers should be able to sell prime farmland for solar projects became a flashpoint during the House farm bill discussion last week. The issue put two Illinois lawmakers on the House Agriculture Committee on
Pork Producers Focus on Swine Health and Consumer Demand at National Pork Industry Forum
More than 100 pork producers from across the country gathered to help guide the future of the industry during the National Pork Industry Forum, where discussions centered on improving swine health, enhancing pork quality, and strengthening the