Afternoon Ag News, May 4, 2026: Farmers making their voices heard

NDCGA Secretary / Treasurer Adam Ladwig talks more about the work of the North Dakota Corn Growers Association.

Mid-morning Ag News, May 4, 2026: High input costs continue to cause concern across the country

High input costs continue to be a concern for farmers across the country. The USDA is working with multiple agencies to address the issue. Sam Kieffer is the CEO of the National Wheat Growers Association. NAFB News Service

Morning Ag News, May 4, 2026: The pork industry continues to focus on the consumer

National Pork Board President and Minnesota Producer Dr. Gordon Spronk says the checkoff was originally designed to generate funds for promotion, research, and consumer education, with a strong focus on production from the producer’s perspective. NAFB News Service

AGRI-BIZ May 3, 2026: NDFU reacts to House farm bill, RRVF Livestock Enrichment Program, ND Corn summer intern, planters continue to roll

Rusty Halvorson and Sarah Heinrich share some of the week's top stories in agriculture.

Afternoon Ag News, May 1, 2026: Many areas of the U.S. dealing with drought conditions

Drought conditions have expanded across large sections of the United States, increasing concern for pastureland, livestock producers and summer crop prospects. NAFB News Service

Mid-morning Ag News, May 1, 2026: A look at next week's forecast

USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey says an east-west divide for temperatures, and near to above normal precipitation for much of the nation highlight the weather forecast for the period of May 5 - 11. USDA Radio Newsline

Farm Talk: ND Corn Growers Association to host summer events

This Farm Talk segment is brought to you by North Dakota Corn. NDCGA Secretary / Treasurer Adam Ladwig farms in the Gwinner area. Ladwig highlights the summer events the North Dakota Corn Growers Association is hosting this summer. 

Morning Ag News, May 1, 2026: More than 25 percent of the nation's corn crop is in the ground

U.S. farmers continue planting corn at a faster-than-normal pace, with soybean seeding also running ahead of average despite wet weather in parts of the Midwest, according to the latest U.S. Department of Agriculture crop progress report. NAFB News Service

Afternoon Ag News, April 30, 2026: New RVO numbers are good news for the U.S. soybean industry

The biodiesel and renewable diesel industry recently got some good news with the 2026 and 2027 Renewable Volume Obligations of more than six billion gallons.  NAFB News Service

Mid-morning Ag News, April 30, 2026: U.S. beef now shipping to the U.K. duty free

For the first time in more than five years, U.S. beef can be shipped to the United Kingdom duty free thanks to a new trade framework with the UK. Source: U.S. Meat Export Federation