The CEO of the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture says he’s optimistic the U.S. and China can reach a trade agreement that benefits U.S. agriculture. But Ted McKinney says new trade deals take patience, which can be difficult when a top customer of U.S. agriculture hasn’t bought much lately. “Some form of direct […]
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An ag economist says the ongoing conflict in the Middle East could have lasting ripple effects throughout the entire food supply
Scientists have identified a gene, GM SNAP 14, that plays a key role in how soybean plants respond to SCN infection.
The CEO of the Agribusiness Association of Iowa says the start of planting season is lifting farmer sentiment across the state.
The CEO of Kansas Corn says uncertainty over domestic biofuels policy makes it even more important for the U.S. to diversify
Wisconsin’s ag coalition remains hopeful that additional ag legislation will be signed into law by Governor Tony Evers. Jason Mugnaini with
Weed control is coming into focus as farmers begin the 2026 growing season. Corteva Agriscience Market Development Specialist Dennis Holland says
The market manager for the Missouri Department of Agriculture says he’s hearing early reports of Alfalfa weevil pressure. Tony Hancock tells
Direct cash cattle trade activity was relatively quiet Friday, with a few deals reported in the South. For the week, live
The principal atmospheric scientist with Nutrien Ag Solutions says he’s expecting a volatile next few weeks of weather. Eric Snodgrass tells
