Late Wednesday, USDA announced it's temporarily freezing processing payments under the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP).

It's no secret that the U.S. imports a lot of consumer goods and products from China. Usually when those purchases happen and products are delivered, shipping containers return to China containing U.S. products and goods — including grain.

Good news: Interest rates are basically at zero right now. Even better news: That's likely to remain the case through early 2023 based on information coming from the Federal Reserve board of governors, one economist said this week.

Row crop farmers are expected to plant a lot of acres this spring in an effort to capture value from…

Grain bin manufacturers are recommending if farmers need grain bins replaced or added to their farms by fall harvest to…

They already work with an extremely tight domestic labor pool, pushing them to hiring workers from abroad via the H-2A…

The deadline isn't until March 15, but it's a good idea to start thinking about a key risk management decision for the 2021 crop year now.

The last year has featured a lot of ups and downs in the grain markets, driven by fundamental, technical and outside factors.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued three blending waivers, or Small Refinery Exemptions (SREs), to fuel refiners immediately before the exit of the agency's administrator Andrew Wheeler.

The weather is active to start the week. A widespread swath of winter weather, an Arctic blast on its way from Canada and precipitation in parts of the parched West all highlight the ag weather outlook to start the week.