Cropland rental prices are on a slow-but-steady rise, according to data collected by the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS). A…

This week’s USDA grain export inspection data showed mostly positive trends with a few week-over-week declines.

The U.S. has set a record for all-time ag export highs to China throughout the last nine months, inching toward the promised spend of $40 billion in 2021.

Last week the USDA announced $26 million in grant money would be used to expand the availability of higher-blend biofuels in 23 states across the nation.

As wildfires becomes a more widespread in the Western U.S., increasingly becoming an annual issue, researchers are expending more resources to determine the severity smoke damage does to the $231 billion dairy industry.

Solar leasing continues to be a popular industry topic, providing alternative income opportunities (reported $500-1,000/acre) to cattle producers.

Amidst challenges from the pandemic, competition and tariffs, pistachio acreage is predicted to show a 20% increase (409,000 bearing acres) from 2020.

For farmers with cattle and row crops, severe droughts have many of them opting to put up silage with damaged corn to be used as a feed source.

An important headline for the dairy industry, an additional $350 million in pandemic assistance is on the way for dairy farmers, says the USDA.

Three weather events are on the move into the West or Pacific Northwest and providing hopeful rain relief predictions.