Year: 2024
Panama Canal shipping issues continue
An ag transportation expert says the drought situation along the Panama Canal could become the top challenge facing the U.S. grain export system in 2024. Mike Steenhoek, executive director of the Soy Transportation Coalition, says [Read More…]
CME milk futures, cash dairy lower Friday
Milk futures and the cash dairy markets continued to fall Friday on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. March Class III milk was down $0.19 at $16.77. April was down $0.39 at $16.78. May was down $0.33 [Read More…]
Biden signs stopgap bill, lawmaker urges farm bill progress
Now that President Biden has signed the stopgap bill into law, a U.S. Representative from Iowa says lawmakers need to prioritize the farm bill. “We sent a letter to Speaker Johnson urging him to move [Read More…]
Chevron REG shuts down two biodiesel plants, calls for stronger RFS volumes
Chevron Renewable Energy Group says it’s shutting down two Midwestern biodiesel plants indefinitely. In a press release, company officials cited poor market conditions resulting from weak biodiesel volumes under the federal Renewable Fuel Standard. The [Read More…]
#TeachAg support succeeds in Michigan
Michigan FFA’s state advisor says the Challenge 24 Teacher Academy is addressing educator shortages. Mark Forbush tells Brownfield National Teach Ag Campaign’s State Teach Ag Results (STAR) program in Michigan workshops with high school students [Read More…]
‘Rust’ director Joel Souza recalls on-set shooting during armorer’s trial: ‘Nothing made sense’
ABC (SANTA FE, N.M.) — “Rust” director Joel Souza recalled the “chaotic” scene and confusion after he and cinematographer Halyna Hutchins were shot on the set of “Rust” during the involuntary manslaughter trial of armorer [Read More…]
Severed body parts belonging to 2 people found in Long Island park
WABC (NEW YORK) — A young girl stumbled across a gruesome crime scene in Long Island on Thursday with the discovery of a severed limb, and the resulting investigation has turned up even more body [Read More…]
As threats against judges soar, some speak out
Getty Images – STOCK (CHARLOTTE, N.C.) — A Greenville, South Carolina, man pleaded guilty on Friday for sending a threatening letter to a federal judge that read, in part, “I have watched you leave the [Read More…]
Brown U. professor discusses systemic racism and its deep roots
J. Countess/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Brown University professor Tricia Rose has spent decades studying race, gender, and class in America. Her new book “Metaracism: How Systemic Racism Devastates Black Lives – and How We [Read More…]
Man, woman both fatally shot in head in Philadelphia, double homicide investigation underway
Getty Images – STOCK (PHILADELPHIA. Penn) — A double homicide investigation is underway after two people were both found fatally shot in the head in Philadelphia, authorities said. It appears both victims were shot “execution-style” [Read More…]
Class B Girls SoDAK 16 Results and State Tournament Bracket
Class B SoDAK 16, Thursday, February 29 No. 1 Arlington 69, No. 16 Gayville-Volin 57 No. 2 Harding County 58, No. 15 Northwestern 25 No. 3 Centerville 66, No. 14 Tripp-Delmont/Armour 45 No. 4 Ethan [Read More…]
Haley vows to stay in race ‘as long as we’re competitive’; says No Labels isn’t tenable for her
Nathan Howard/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — Former Gov. Nikki Haley on Friday morning reiterated her promise to stay in the presidential primary race through Super Tuesday and said running as an independent on the third-party presidential [Read More…]
Class A Girls SoDAK 16 Results and State Tournament Bracket
Class A SoDAK 16, Thursday, February 29 No. 1 Sisseton 63, No. 16 Tri-Valley 52 No. 2 Sioux Falls Christian 62, No. 15 Miller 22 No. 3 Flandreau 58, No. 14 Hill City 32 No. [Read More…]
Richard Lewis’ widow thanks fans for their “loving tributes”
Jesse Grant/Getty Images On the late stand-up comic and actor’s account on X, formerly Twitter, Richard Lewis‘ widow, Joyce Lapinsky, posted a note of thanks to the fans following Lewis’ death on Tuesday. The Curb [Read More…]
Rachel Brosnahan posts TikTok with ‘Superman’ co-stars David Corenswet, Nicholas Hoult
Amazon Studios/Andy Kropa On her TikTok Thursday evening, Superman star and Emmy winner Rachel Brosnahan posted a cute video set to John Williams‘ iconic theme to 1978’s Superman. She’s sitting with a pleasant smile on [Read More…]
Ricki Lake’s weight loss journey comes full circle with 17-year-old bathing suit
Emma McIntyre/Getty Images As reported, Ricki Lake and her husband, Ross Burningham, recently revealed they decided to undertake a health journey last October, and that they’ve each lost more than 30 pounds. But now, the [Read More…]
IL Congressman: Enough politics over budget; stopgap sent to President
Congress has sent a stopgap bill to the President that would extend the deadline to fund USDA and several other agencies through March 8th. Congressman Eric Sorenson of Illinois tells Brownfield it’s time to put [Read More…]
FSA busy with risk management sign-ups
Sign-ups for USDA risk management programs are open, and a Farm Service Agency official says offices have been busy. Greg Biba is the Chief Program Specialist for FSA in Wisconsin, and he says, “Our offices have [Read More…]
Warmer weather on the Plains; some rain, wet snow over the central, southern Corn Belt
Across the Corn Belt, light precipitation, including some wet snow, is falling in the middle Mississippi and lower Ohio Valleys. Dry weather covers the remainder of the region, with warmth returning across the upper Midwest. [Read More…]
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