Overseas demand and adverse crop weather conditions in key growing regions around the world stoked major demand for U.S. corn and soybeans in the last couple of months.

Across the cattle, hog and poultry sectors, producers could see increased feed costs to the tune of 12% in 2021…

In its latest Cattle on Feed report released this week, USDA pegged total domestic feedlot inventory at 12.0 million head as of Dec. 1, just slightly above the same time a year ago.

Around 40% of the nation's wheat crop is experiencing some level of drought conditions, and about the same amount of the Corn Belt is facing similar conditions.

The holiday season can be a time when stress can mount and become dangerous, especially for farmers who are accustomed to "working their way out of" stress, anxiety and depression.

Congress voted Monday to approve another round of COVID-19 aid to provide $900 billion in payments to those adversely affected by the pandemic, including farmers.

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the shortcomings in rural America's access to high-speed internet service. Sixty-three percent of rural residents said in a recent study they have access to a broadband internet connection at their homes.

Today marks the lowest the sun will ascend into the sky in the northern hemisphere and the highest will will climb in the Southern Hemisphere.

As this year comes to a close, we would like to express our gratitude for your continued trust and loyalty…

Farmers who faced cool, damp weather late in the growing season this year are seeing vomitoxin levels at economic thresholds and at the point at which commercial elevators won't be able to accept the grain.