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Dairy market report
Source: Ever.Ag
We partner with Ever.Ag to provide highlights of weekly dairy market activities, along with a summary of key market indicators.
May corn contracts fell to $4.6200 per bushel, down $0.0350 from last Friday. May soybeans also closed lower at $11.5925 per bushel, down $0.1725 on the week.
A quick look at decisions in D.C. and impacts on agriculture
Source: Torrey Advisory Group
Farm Bill: In the House, Republicans are working to whip votes to ensure passage of a farm bill on the House floor. House Agriculture Committee Chair GT Thompson (R-PA) has expressed a desire to move the bill before Easter; however, other Republican priorities and the ongoing conflict in Iran may delay that timeline until later in the spring. Report language from the Committee is still pending release.
Meanwhile, in the Senate, Agriculture Committee leadership is focused on a $15 billion relief aid package, which could be included in a larger disaster package addressing funding for the conflict in Iran. Out of that $15 billion, there is likely a certain portion of the funding that will be alloated toward specialty crop growers, but that exact amount is being negotiated on the Hill.
Senators Introduce Bill on Fertilizer Pricing Transparency: Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) and Senate Agriculture Committee Ranking Member Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) led the introduction of the Fertilizer Transparency Act. The bill would require the U.S. Department of Agriculture to collect and publish data on fertilizer prices from manufacturers on a weekly basis, instead of the current annual voluntary survey on the prices producers pay for inputs. Fertilizer costs have been a priority of the administration as well, following a Presidential Executive Order around bolstering domestic supply of elemental phosphorus.
Trump highlights new ag initiatives during White House event
Source: Brownfield Ag
President Donald Trump has rolled out a wide-ranging set of policy changes that he says are designed to provide relief and stability for farmers and ranchers.
In battleground Wisconsin, the 2026 elections are poised to bring a 'changing of the guard'
Source: NBC News
A year and a half after Donald Trump’s victory in Wisconsin, Democrats are sensing a vibe shift that could reshape the balance of power in the critical battleground state.
$10,000 in secondary education scholarships available to Edge membership
Source: Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative
Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative will once again offer $10,000 in secondary education scholarships to its membership, the cooperative announced today. Edge is proud to award the children of its members who exemplify the voice of milk through their education, career aspirations and future goals. Applications are now being accepted and will remain open until April 17.