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President’s Message

May 6, 2026

By Paul Olson Convene ’26 is now in the rearview mirror. It was great to see everyone, I only wish that I had more time to visit with attendees. I give my thanks to the entire convention team, led by Perry Garner, for all their hard work putting together our annual...

Dairy Marketing Signals

May 6, 2026

Together, Everyone Accomplishes More By Brad Rach Through good times and bad times in the dairy industry, we have found ways to keep our head above water and take advantage of growth opportunities that came our way. Looking back over my years as your National Dairy...

Cattle Marketing Signals

May 6, 2026

Unpredictability Plays Outsize Role In Markets By Jeff Rose The Iran war has had major impacts on all markets, including the cattle market. And the strike at JBS’s Greeley, Colorado, plant is over for now, with no new agreement reached. The border is closed to Mexican...

Grain Marketing Signals

May 6, 2026

Producers Welcome Local Prices 20 cents To $1 Higher Than Six Months Ago By Theresa Seiler Farm life is a continuous cycle of beginnings and endings, with a lot of work in between. On our Kansas farm, we started planting corn a few days earlier than normal this year...

Making Cattle King

Mar 1, 2026

Making Cattle King By Denice Rackley In Iowa, where the price of a few acres of land could buy you a brand spanking new pickup truck, the Nieman’s fatten around 2,500 head of cattle and manage their risk with the help of National Farmers. Corn is king in Iowa....

National Farmers In the News

Mar 1, 2026

National Farmers In the News National Farmers ongoing efforts to modify the Dairy Margin Coverage Program has gained traction in ag publications in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic U.S. Tom Crosby, a Wisconsin dairy producer and National Farmers Midwest Regional Dairy...