The cattle market may already be at historically high levels, but the underlying structure suggests prices may not have reached their peak yet.

Super Bowl Sunday isn't just about the game, millions of Americans will gather around snacks and drinks powered by U.S. agriculture, from chicken wings and chips to cheese and produce supplied by farmers and ranchers across the country.

The U.S. Treasury Department’s recent announcement on the 45Z Clean Fuel Production Tax Credit lays out proposed rules and clarity on how biofuel producers can qualify for the incentive

Supplemental Coverage Option (SCO) and Enhanced Coverage Option (ECO) policies are drawing renewed interest among farmers.

President Trump told a gathering in Iowa that he believes Congress is close to striking a deal to allow year-round sales of E15 fuel

House Agriculture Committee Chairman G.T. Thompson is aiming to hold a markup on the next farm bill — dubbed Farm Bill 2.0 — during the week of Feb. 23.

The USDA’s latest guidance urges Super Bowl hosts to make food safety part of their game plan to prevent foodborne illness during gatherings.

The “One Big Beautiful Bill”—the legislative package bridging the gap to the next Farm Bill could reshape producers’ safety nets and risk management tools for the upcoming year.

Dairy farmers are recalculating the traditional milk check as high-value beef and greater returns on milk components like protein and butterfat increasingly play a significant role in overall farm income.

Senate Agriculture Committee leaders are urging the USDA to restore the option for farmers to buy up additional prevented planting coverage that was removed under recent crop insurance changes, arguing it’s a vital risk management tool when weather keeps acres out of production.