Though it received bipartisan support in the House Agriculture Committee, a provision providing farmers assistance for crop losses stemming from…

Tight supplies, import hurdles and expectations for massive corn and soybean crops this year are just a few of the…

The U.S. cattle herd is smaller than it was a year ago and that trend’s expected to continue through 2021,…

With the deadline to purchase crop insurance less than two weeks away, a lot of farmers are likely making last-minute…

Though spring doesn’t officially begin for another few weeks, forecasters are taking stock of the drought that’s dominated much of…

It’s been almost two weeks since temperatures fell through the floor, some at record-low levels in parts of the central…

At $4.58 and $11.87 per bushel for corn and soybeans, respectively, the 2021 crop insurance revenue guarantees are at their…

Katherine Tai is the new administration's nominee for U.S. Trade Ambassador, and she spoke to the range of issues that affect grain export sales, a major market-mover in today's U.S. marketplace.

March is a big month in the grain sectors; spring planting preparations are underway and market-moving reports and crop conditions around the world could cause major shifts in corn and soybean prices and potential last-minute acreage adjustments as farmers work to maximize crop revenue.

Broadband service is an increasing challenge for rural communities and farmers who work with and rely on a growing cadre of precision ag tools.