Tight Supplies, Strong Demand Continue

Tight supplies and strong demand mean prices for corn and soybeans are likely to remain high for the foreseeable future. read more »

Food Fix Needs to be Thoughtful, Comprehensive

The American Farm Bureau Federation said there is no short-term fix for the complex global food situation. read more »

Food Price Rise Result of Complex Issues

AFBF President Bob Stallman: Ethanol is “not the culprit that American consumers are being led to believe.”
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‘Two Americas’ Deal with High Prices

Congress can’t fix all these problems, but it can do something to help struggling Americans deal with higher food and fuel costs.
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Do high crop prices mean environmental damage?
-Michigan Farm Bureau

Severe flooding in Arkansas
-Arkansas Farm Bureau

Montana young farmers and ranchers optimistic about agriculture
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Farmers Get Wholesale in a Retail World
There have been a lot of media coverage and opinion editorials in the past several months placing blame on various factors purportedly causing food prices to increase. Some of these news reports even go so far as to point the finger at farmers and ranchers for supposedly reaping the benefits of higher retail prices for food products. continue »