A recent study on California’s Proposition 12, which requires producers to provide more space within animal confinement style operations, showed…

While pasture and rangeland conditions are typically poor this time of year, the current national condition rating was a bit worse than normal with 43% listing poor or very poor for the first three weeks of May.

The Corn Belt and northern Plains have remained dry and thirsty this year and the data is backing up the…

Tight supplies, due to increasing demand, aided U.S. soybean oil futures hitting a record high on Monday.

With the fastest world food price surges in a decade hitting the markets, the United Nations recently issued a warning that inflation has become a part of the equation.

Per Managers Bulletin MGR-21-003, the COVID-19 pandemic made it financially difficult for many producers to maintain cover crop systems.

An estimated 29 billion bushels of wheat in the Northern Hemisphere are slated to be produced during the 2021-2022 crop season, but will the 2% year-over-year increase meet global market demands?

While reports are showing grains prices are rebounding from recent sell-offs, the long-term support levels are teetering on the cusp of either a positive or negative run.

Farming practices in the Midwest are about to be propelled into the future thanks to a 5-year, $7 million research grant.

Cattle futures from Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) have rebounded after this week’s JBS SA shutdown panic.