U.S. senators from both parties came together to introduce a bill that would expand ethanol access with the hope of…

More reports are showing just how hard COVID-19 hit the dairy industry and its resilient comeback. Around 349.9 million pounds…

The passing of California’s Prop 12 animal welfare law has caused major stress among pig farmers but the ramifications will…

Fed cattle trades stayed solid last week give or take $1. Northern cattle sold for $123-$125 lives with dressed cattle going for $197-$200.

Increased revenue potential and no labor requirement are the main reported reasons landowners are choosing solar electricity production leases over carbon sequestration contracts, according to Purdue University.

The July 12 WASDE report followed through on analyst expectations of updates to corn production numbers from the June 30…

A popular topic amongst politicians and the ag industry is private carbon programs. Experts are advising landowners, ranchers and farmers looking into the carbon market to make sure they fully understand the parameters to ensure it's the right fit before enrolling.

The USDA weekly export report offered an insightful look at the strong results for last year’s corn and soybean sales. For the week ending July 1, cumulative totals for the 2020/21 corn marketing year are trending towards 2.310 billion bushels — 900 million bushels higher than last year’s pace.

In an effort to expand meat and poultry processing capacity and increase competition in agricultural markets, the USDA announced an investment of over $500 million in the American Rescue Plan, as part of the Build Back Better Initiative.

Popularity of Livestock Risk Protection (LRP) insurance, available for fed or feeder cattle, dairy cattle, swine and lambs, has skyrocketed…