The 2026 harvest season started out wet for western areas of the Corn Belt, and the forecast for the end of October into ...

It was quite a surprise in the October WASDE report when USDA hiked the U.S. corn yield by 2.7 bushels per acre (bpa) to ...

Four farmers show how precision spraying, data management, artificial intelligence and autonomous equipment can cut costs, ...

A survey of Progressive Farmer readers finds that today's farmers are pragmatic adopters of technology who want proven returns, compatibility with existing operations and technologies that don't make ...

Warm and dry weather in the U.S., more heavy rain in southern Brazil, and continued chilly temperatures in Argentina are the weather factors driving the markets Monday.

Oil futures retreated Monday morning after rallying Friday on the back of growing Middle East supply risks as escalating fighting in the region threatened a fragile oil supply recovery.

Medgene and FFAR are investing nearly $500,000 to develop a New World screwworm vaccine for cattle, adding a potential tool ...

Lexington, Nebraska, city officials approved the purchase of Tyson Foods wastewater facilities, sewer infrastructure and 160 acres as they continue efforts to redevelop the closed beef-processing ...

Seven of the eight major fertilizers were more expensive than a month ago, with UAN32 posting the only significant increase.

The U.S. State Department announced seven new Feed the Future agricultural research programs at land-grant universities, ...

The proposal announced by EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin would essentially protect the equivalent of 770 million gallons of ethanol from being waived from refiners' blending requirements. EPA proposed ...

A federal judge extended a stay blocking USDA from closing offices and relocating union employees outside the National ...