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The first USDA crop report of the New Year looked back on how the previous year wrapped up.

As 2025 came to a close the USDA announced $12 billion in bridge payments to provide some relief for America’s farmers.

Thanks to rising corn and soybean prices, as well as improved export prospects, farmer sentiment strengthened in November.

NASS will release several key agriculture reports in November, including a monthly crop supply and demand report that wasn’t issued last month because of the government shutdown.

The Administration announced a series of trade deals and frameworks with several Asian countries over the weekend.

Josh Putman, Technical Marketing Manager Herbicide at BASF noted Liberty Ultra can be used in glufosinate trade crops, such as canola, corn and soybeans. He added this herbicide provides two new differentiating pieces of information.

America’s farmers are harvesting large amounts of corn and soybeans, and the question is, do they have enough room to store the incoming commodities?

Many in the livestock sector are not happy with the Administration. Recently, President Trump told reporters on Air Force One that the U.S. would look at purchasing beef from Argentina

USDA data showed inspections of wheat for overseas delivery declined week to week, while corn and soybean assessments increased.

This Friday, the USDA is releasing one of its more anticipated crop production reports. So, why does farm country look forward to this crop production report more than others?