A warm, early-Summerlike pattern continues for most; A wide-range of rainfall for the Heartland

The board chair for the USDA’s National Agriculture Statistics Service says farmer participation is critical for its upcoming June Acreage and Quarterly Stocks Reports.  Lance Honig says, “They have

A farmer in northwest Missouri says he’s been evaluating fields to determine how much to replant following heavy rains. “We had

A group of fresh tomato growers says market fundamentals since 2019 have changed, and the need for tariffs on Mexican imports

At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were higher, feeders were sharply higher on tight supplies, waiting for direct business, and

Potato growers are calling on the USDA to suspend Canadian imports of fresh potatoes after a new report of a devastating

Soybeans were mixed, with nearby contracts down and deferred months up. U.S. planting and emergence are ahead of average, with more

An agronomist says planting is about done, but the unusual spring weather is giving many farmers additional weed problems. Agronomist Jon

May is cystic fibrosis (CF) awareness month.  One person’s diagnosis hasn’t slowed her down in the world of agriculture. Central Illinois

A north-central Ohio farmer says unseasonably cool and wet conditions are driving early-season weed pressure.   Owen Niese tells Brownfield, “On my no-till ground,