A farmer survey conducted last month shows resounding sentiment that indicates a combination of continued strong export demand and a smaller-than-expected 2020 crop will contribute to the tightest U.S. soybean supply in years.

Continued drought conditions in South America and resulting limitations to grain export sales there have contributed to surging corn and soybean prices in the last week, with corn futures surging past the $5/bushel mark for the March futures contract on Tuesday.

A combination of the advancement of electric vehicle (EV) technology and an expected emphasis on lowering carbon emissions in the coming years has companies — startups and longstanding heritage brands alike — exploring how to apply EV technology to the farm.

The western and southwestern U.S., as well as parts of the Plains and western Corn Belt — just over 40%…

Crop fertilizer demand worldwide pushed prices higher in 2020, but as production for things like potash increases beyond market demand, that price strength likely won't continue beyond the first few months of 2021, according to a new market report.

With a backdrop of volatile commodity prices that are starting the year mostly trending higher, more than 37% of farmers responding to a recent survey indicate they're considering equipment purchases in the next six months, while almost 21% say they're considering land purchases in that same timeframe.

Overnight trading saw grain futures move sharply higher on drought and weather worries in major overseas growing regions like Argentina…

The latest U.S. Drought Monitor map released last week showed little change to mounting drought conditions in the western 2/3 of the U.S., and that looks to continue through the next few days.

If you had soybean crop losses from off-target movement, or drift, of dicamba herbicide, you can now file a claim…

Officials at the USDA Risk Management Agency (RMA) announced Wednesday they’re extending flexibilities to crop producers amid operations that have…