Agriculture requires adaptation—but it would be easier and better if farmers like me could gain access to the latest technologies. Science offers them, but my government prohibits them.

Jon Scheve discusses how often record yields happen in the US and the likelihood it will happen again in 2025.

We're only 15 days into this. It feels like a year, right?” says Matt Clark, senior rural economy analyst. “I catch myself ...

Per CEO Bill Anderson in an interview this week, Bayer will have a decision in months —not years — for whether it will remain ...

Iowa farmers say a foliar fungicide application can add more bushels per acre by preventing losses to disease pressure and ...

Scott Varilek, Kooima Kooima Varilek, says live and feeder cattle futures closed strong on Thursday and for the week, pushed ...

Used equipment auction prices continue to trend higher, and the segment is not slowing down anytime soon. Now is a good time ...

Ocean shipping transports about 80% of global trade — from coal and corn to bananas and cement. The revisions tackle major ...

Maximizing ROI is Brian Scott’s No. 1 goal as he evaluates planting populations on his northwest Indiana farm. In 2024, the ...

Farmdoc daily reports that Brazil’s rapid expansion of corn-based ethanol production is transforming the country’s domestic ...

Chuck Shelby with Risk Management Commodities says grain markets continue to see profit taking after the recent relief rally ...

GOP leaders signaled openness to bypassing bipartisanship by including some farm provisions in their reconciliation plan.