Better genetics keep raising the ceiling, but capturing more bushels economically depends on how water, nutrients, and management work together. Adrienne Held is the Executive Agronomy Editor for ...

EPA will drop livestock emissions estimates and move to end a 2005 air compliance agreement, drawing praise from pork livestock groups.

The September 2026 Purdue University–CME Group Ag Economy Barometer found that 80% of producers were concerned or very concerned about the competitiveness of U.S. soybeans relative to Brazil.

This has been an unusual year. The seasonal rally and the plan to sell cash corn and soybeans and get some new crop hedged ahead in April and May worked, with prices moving lower until late June. Then ...

Manure spills require a quick, organized response. Learn five steps to control the spill, limit environmental damage, and ...

Corn and wheat futures were slightly higher in overnight trading. Prices recieved by farmers rose year over year while prices ...

Most of the nation returns to standard time Sunday morning, and Congress could decide as early as next month whether it will ...

Five interactive charts reveal which states lead in pumpkin production, acreage, prices, and crop value — and why growing the ...

Rain could slow Iowa’s remaining corn harvest while replenishing dry Minnesota soils. See what the forecast means for ...

What a difference September made! December corn peaked at the beginning of the month at just under $5.50 per bushel and November soybeans peaked a few cents shy of $13 per bushel, only to bleed lower ...