U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue is in the Midwest Thursday, touring crop damage in central Iowa after a growing…

Though drought has hampered row crop output potential in parts of the U.S., rainfall has been more common in historically…

Widespread drought and damage from the derecho storm that hit parts of the Corn Belt early in the month made…

In their monthly Ag Economy Barometer survey of 400 U.S. ag producers, Purdue University economists report sentiment is improving among…

Fall harvest is the culmination of the corn and soybean crop year when farmers are rewarded for their work during…

The summer drought in much of the nation’s center, recent derecho storm that flattened crops in the western and central…

Fall harvest isn't the only thing farmers should be ready for this time of year; it's also time to negotiate cash rents.

Talk of a return to $10/bushel soybean prices are rising based on both damaging weather conditions in the U.S. and a documented surge in recent demand for soybeans from China.

The Port of New Orleans is critical infrastructure for moving U.S. grain to global export partners, and it's a region that took a major hit when Hurricane Laura made landfall last week.

Producers affected by weather extremes this growing season — things like lingering drought conditions or the severe derecho that hit parts of the Midwest in early August — may be facing the decision to chop damaged corn for silage.