Radio Newsline

Carolyn Chelius, USDA economist, outlining what happened with retail food prices last month.

USDA's February reports indicate another increase in the season ending average price for both corn and wheat. (Rod Bain)

There may not have been many major changes in Tuesday's new USDA Supply and Demand report, but there were some encouraging implications. (Gary Crawford. Seth Meyer, USDA Chief Economist. Mark Jekanowski, USDA Outlook Board Chairman)

Will corn and soybean producers combine for record planted acreage this spring? (Gary Crawford. Seth Meyer, USDA Chief Economist. Mark Jekanowski, USDA Outlook Board Chairman)

Seth Meyer, USDA Chief Economist, commenting on why USDA analysts did not change its crop production forecast this month for Brazil's and Argentina's soybean and corn crops.

There was some agricultural damage in Florida because of freezing temperatures, but nothing major. (Stephanie Ho and Brad Rippey, USDA meteorologist)

A combination of extreme wintry weather will take a heavy toll on livestock in the Plains and Midwest. (Stephanie Ho and Brad Rippey, USDA meteorologist)

What are the agricultural impacts of the extreme cold temperatures? (Stephanie Ho and Brad Rippey, USDA meteorologist)

The areas of arctic cold are expanding across the country. (Stephanie Ho and Brad Rippey, USDA meteorologist)

Will the latest cold wave be breaking any time in the immediate future? (Stephanie Ho and Brad Rippey, USDA meteorologist)