Tyson Foods has raised its fiscal 2021 revenue forecast due to higher-than-expected quarterly earnings from strong beef demands. Company officials…

After a two-year partnership, John Deere has signed a $250 million purchase agreement for Bear Flag Robotics. Founded in 2017,…

A study conducted by World Perspectives Inc. showed U.S. beef and pork exports added $1.06 per bushel to the value of soybeans and 41 cents per bushel to corn in 2020.

Starting today, August 9th, two new USDA Market News reports will provide additional cattle market transparency to help promote fair and competitive markets.

2022 will be here before we know it and with the continued volatility of the market, industry experts are making the case for Margin Protection, a federal crop insurance offering.

According to a USDA report for the week ending July 29th, old crop corn (2.7 million bushels) and soybean sales were down moderately versus their prior 4-week average.

Much-needed cooler temperatures are predicted for the first part of August after a scorching July — last month over 20 western U.S. cities set records for their all-time hottest month.

A positive for the dairy industry, ice cream production and sales continue to soar thanks in part to high summer temperatures and pandemic consumption trends.

While soybean conditions improved over the past week, corn crop conditions have fallen for two weeks straight, according to the latest USDA Crop Progress report.

As if conditions in drought-stricken states in the North and West weren't difficult enough, some pasture grasses and crops are facing destruction by grasshoppers, say local farmers.