DTN's 2026 View From the Cab farmers have calmer weather on their wish list after a rough few months. And there's no shortage of farm improvements on their wish lists when the economy turns around.
Iowa cattleman Shayne Wiese uses CRP to diversify his operation and says policy changes could benefit producers. Cattlemen's groups are pushing to allow managed grazing on enrolled acres.
USDA released its July Crop Production and World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates reports on Friday.
Attention Customers
As Britt takes some time off to get ready for the arrival of Baby Hodgert, OEL is happy to welcome Kiara Driscoll into the role of Agronomy & Seed Operations Coordinator with OEL Agronomy. Kiara graduated from the University of Guelph with a BSc in Agriculture and has gained valuable work experience in chemical sales, seed sales, crop scouting as well as background in livestock - dairy, hogs, beef and poultry. We feel lucky to have her join the OEL team and invite you to reach out to her with any of your agronomy needs! ♦ OEL has a student opening for the summer and after-school/weekends in the fall at our Toohey location. Duties to include maintenance, construction and grain receiving. Email your resume to office@oelevators.com or drop-off in person to either location. ♦
OEL - Agronomy
OEL is ready to handle your input business for 2026! Talk to the staff at Centralia regarding your seed, fertilizer, and crop protection needs. Brian: (519) 274-4798 Kiara: (519) 955-6444 Centralia Office: (519) 228-6687 ♦
IP Soybean Growers:Please complete your 2026 Chemical Record Sheet online (here) or by paper copy.
