On the market heifer and steer side, from 2000 to 2005, producers captured almost $30/head in increased revenue through better production methods. Pederson hopes the 2007 audit shows that producers are capturing more revenue when selling market cows or bulls as well. Pre-harvest changes to animal health, husbandry and genetics could improve the quality and consistency of cows and bulls going to market. The 2005 audit indicated that choice and prime graded animals increased dramatically...

Soybean and product export sales within expectations Friday, June 1, 2007, 10:42 AM by John Perkins The United States Department of Agriculture reports that soybean, meal and oil export sales, for the week ending May 24, 2007, were within pre-report estimates. Feature Programs & Commentary. Brownfield Network: Soybean and product export sales within expectations Home News Markets Weather Ag Events Auctions Archives Links Radio Affiliates Ag Youth Site Map Blog Contact Us. Soybean and...

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The Darrel Good Report: Friday's June Grain Stocks Estimates Seen as Providing Fundamental Information on Direction of Corn, Soybean Markets. weather and crop conditions continue to affect corn and soybean prices, but the June 29 release of the USDA s Acreage and Grain Stocks reports will provide additional fundamental information for these markets, said a University of Illinois Extension marketing specialist. weather and crop conditions continue to affect corn and soybean prices, but the...

Soybean exports by the local cooperative one of the country's most organized, grouping some 3,500 small and medium-sized farmers are the motor of the town's economy. Feeding growing demand from China, soybean cultivation is booming in Paraguay, the world's fourth-largest exporter, bringing prosperity to one of South America's poorest countries. Big producers herald it as Paraguay's best engine for development; critics say it threatens the environment and the livelihood of thousands of...