Every day is a great day to be in the beef business and this year has proved to be another excellent year in the cow/calf   and feedlot sectors of beef production. 

I hope you all had a fantastic August. Although we had a few days of hot weather toward the end of the month, cooler days are coming. It’s less than 120 days until winter. Soon we’ll be digging out the warm clothing and finding our boots to prepare for the colder weat...

I hope everyone had the chance to enjoy the Independence Day holiday with family and friends. Thanks to all of you who called in your orders early so our staff could adjust to the mid-week holiday and help minimize the added pressure that the short work week brings. I’d als...

With the varied and  challenging weather conditions, this year will be as important as any to get out and determine how well your corn hybrid has withstood the ups and downs of 2023.  At Premier we recommend starting scouting fields now, checking for any indication of t...

As fall harvest looms, several market indicators suggest that now might be the optimal time for our farm customers to lock in propane prices for grain drying. Here's a brief overview of the current market dynamics:   

The WASDE report, which stands for the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates, is a monthly publication by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). It provides comprehensive forecasts of supply and demand for major crops both globally and in the United States, ...

Understanding the balance between tax efficiency and long-term debt management is critical in the world of agribusiness, particularly with changes in interest rates and the economy. An insightful article published on CLA Connect explores these financial dynamics.

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August Focus Points What's on the agronomy plate for August? There are a few things that come to mind when answering that question. First comes the application of fungicides to protect against tar spot and other diseases.  The Premier agronomy team has been busy the pas...

I hope you all had a great July. We finally got some much needed rain. I actually had to mow my lawn once during July. I don’t understand why the grass goes dormant yet the weeds thrive. I guess that’s why I’m not an agronomist. Fortunately, I found my niche in ...