CHICAGO (AP) _ Grain futures were mixed Tuesday on the Chicago Board of Trade. May. corn was up 0.25 cent at $4.69 a bushel. May. wheat fell by 2 cents at $5.56 a bushel. May. oats fell by 3.25 cents ...

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Investing in corn, soybeans, and wheat can expand a portfolio and add potential gains from growth in global food demand. Each of these grains has risks and potential returns for investors, based on ...

Farmers throughout County are bracing for the impacts of President Donald Trump’s trade war with the United States’ three biggest trade partners. Mark Townsend, associate agriculture extension ...

Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) feeder cattle futures rose to a one-year high on Tuesday in reaction lower cash corn prices and corn futures, traders said. An expected bumper U.S. corn harvest ...

In a speech delivered Friday to the City Club of Cleveland, the US central bank chief reiterated familiar Fed talking points: The economy is improving, unemployment is dropping, inflation is ...

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Cambridge Corn Exchange hosted the city’s first live 5G-powered augmented reality (AR) events earlier this week. It offered a chance to experience cutting-edge technology for free, including a live ...

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Cash dairy prices closed mixed on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on Thursday. Dry whey down $0.01 at $0.5250. Two trades were made at $0.5250 and $0.53. Blocks unchanged at $1.87. Five trades were ...

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Farmers in the U.S. plan to plant more corn and fewer soybeans this spring than they did last year, hoping to eke out a profit and shield themselves from U.S. President Donald ...