A fall showdown over a “skinny” farm bill is taking shape as key agriculture programs that were excluded from the GOP’s reconciliation package near expiration.

U.S. dairy exports surged in June due primarily to global demand for cheese and butterfat.

July’s Ag Economists’ Monthly Monitor reported 53% of surveyed agricultural economists believe U.S. row crops are in recession.

The August 12 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report bumped up the USDA's corn forecast, predicting the crop to come in at a record 16.7 billion bushels.

Corn farmers getting quotes for fall fertilizer applications are facing price shock.

U.S. farmland values reached record highs in 2025, though growth is slowing.

Spring wheat harvest is now in full swing in all six spring wheat growing states. The USDA Crop Progress report indicated that 5% of the crop was harvested as of August 3. This lags the five-year average of 9%.

John Deere launched the Operations Center PRO Service digital repair tool amid the ongoing FCC v. John Deere Right to Repair lawsuit.

President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on key U.S. trading partners, with some taking effect on August 1 and others taking effect this week.

Wheat farming in the U.S. heartland is in steep decline as low prices, prolonged droughts, and global competition push farmers to abandon the crop.