The monthly Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer was down 20% in May with a score of 158 — this is the lowest reading since September 2020.

Recent USDA crop reports show continued progress for 2021 corn and soybeans plantings — up 5% and 9% respectfully from last week.

Northern Corn Belt Farmers are still assessing this weekend’s cold snap and if it caused any damage to their fields.

Farmers who plant cover crops are now able to earn a $5 premium benefit on crop insurance through the USDA’s…

JBS was forced to shut down select shifts in U.S. and Canadian meat plants on Monday and Tuesday to resolve issues caused by an organized cybersecurity attack.

Despite recent respites of rain, U.S. Plains and Southwest regions are experiencing dire drought conditions. Crop producers are struggling to source water for irrigation as regional snowpack continues to deplete.

The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC) amended the Forage Seeding Crop Provisions for the 2022 and succeeding Crop year. Product…

Late last week 30 Democrats in the House and Senate sent a letter to congressional leaders requesting “a substantial investment…

Of the many socioeconomic changes caused by the coronavirus pandemic, one that has more or less flown under the radar is its impact on farmland sales.

Commodity market volatility has continued throughout the livestock sector causing some concern among producers.