The USDA will be providing $1 billion to producers who filed claims through the Quality Loss Adjustment (QLA) program and the Hurricane Indemnity Program Plus (WHIP+) starting June 15.

Most farmers know soybeans planted directly after a wheat harvest carry increased insect risks, but an Oklahoma State University Extension expert recently shared some great tips to keep crops in check.

Continued dry weather forecasts have caused grain markets to stall their upward momentum. Last week the spring wheat market decreased 70 cents, and corn and soybean crops traded flat, despite the fact that some much needed rain hit a few key areas.

The USDA March Prospective Plantings report which showed smaller-than-expected corn and soybean acreage numbers has industry experts predicting revisions in the upcoming June report.

In the last few decades the U.S. dairy industry has grown export demand, but experts say progress has stalled.

The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC) amended the Northern Potato Crop Insurance – Quality Endorsement, Processing Quality Endorsement, Certified Seed…

JBS USA recently announced it will be investing more than $130 million to increase production capacities at their Grand Island and Omaha, Neb facilities.

Rising demand from the ethanol and export sectors have caused U.S. corn supplies to fall to an eight-year low.

After 45 years in the crop insurance industry, Jeanie Bonewitz has seen just about everything. Now at the start of…

Based on historical market trends, a new report by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is calling for continued rising input costs for 2022 crops.