Commentary. Out here in rural America, it’s easy to talk about luck. Good weather, good markets, good timing—when things go right,

The past president of National Sorghum Producers says China’s approval of Brazilian sorghum imports could be devastating for the industry. Craig

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The founder of southern Illinois-based RoseBud Ice Cream says winning Midwest Dairy’s 2025 Accelerator program is helping get dairy products into

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An ag economist with University of Missouri Extension says some Missouri farmers are more undersold on corn than they’d like to

Nitrogen loss and disease pressure could compromise corn stands going into harvest. Dan Bjorklund is a technical agronomist with Iowa-based Landus

Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins says the USDA now has staff on the ground in Mexico to help in the fight against