New USDA data show farmers are planting more wheat acres this fall as market prices surge on strong demand.

Much of the western half of the U.S. is facing drought conditions right now while weather forecasters continue watching the development of a La Niña system in the Pacific Ocean for ideas on the duration and severity of the dry weather pattern from the High Plains to the west coast.

New data from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers show more farmers are looking to make new machinery and equipment purchases between now and the end of the calendar year.

The global grain export market is the primary driver of domestic corn, soybean and wheat prices in the U.S. right now.

Thanksgiving is a time when U.S. farmers, consumers and families around the country briefly pause break bread and express our…

Improving corn and soybean prices have gotten much of the market’s attention lately. At the same time, bullish fundamentals have…

Though fall row crop harvest and winter wheat planting is generally in the books for 2020, marketing those crops is…

A group of agricultural and ethanol and biodiesel organizations joined forces this week in an effort to restore a half-billion-gallon…

A shorter U.S. crop than many expected earlier in the year, continued strong export demand and developing weather challenges in…

The nation’s U.S. soybean imports have gotten most of the headlines in the agricultural world in the last year or…