As thoughts of spring begin to surface, especially in the agricultural world, among countless farm families, they get excited to plant a new crop or see fruit trees blossom fill the air across the Commonwealth.
KFB Commodity Division Director Joe Cain says Black Vultures are costing thousands of dollars in losses.
CBOT futures had a “turnaround Tuesday” with most CBOT futures closing higher to sharply higher. After opening steady to higher, cattle futures closed lower with feeders posting bigger losses due to rising corn futures. Lean hog futures closed narrowly mixed as the market lacked direction.
CBOT futures closed steady to mostly lower, with sharp losses in corn, beans and wheat. Live cattle futures closed mostly lower while feeder futures were mostly higher. Beyond the expiring April LH contract, lean hog futures closed mostly sharply lower after starting the day higher making new contract highs.
Generation Bridge Leadership Committee Chairwoman Amanda Gajdzik says this is a dynamic new program for KFB.
KFB Director of Public Affairs Jeff Harper says the 2021 session of the General Assembly was good for Kentucky agriculture.
