Cattle continued to slide Monday morning in all but the nearby August live cattle. Joe Kooima of Kooima Kooima Varilek says funds continue to pressure the futures and he anticipates that will continue ...

Soybeans futures were higher Wednesday morning after USDA confirmed China soybean purchases and with a huge rally in bean oil as the Iran cease fire is off and crude oil surged higher. Mark Knight of ...

After settling the right-to-repair lawsuit, John Deere will be required to provide farmers and independent repair providers the same resources available to dealers on “fair and reasonable” terms, ...

A new NCGA study found U.S. farmers paid an average 68% more for corn seed than Brazilian growers from 2023 to 2025. The analysis also found some fungicide prices were more than double, many herbicide ...

This week’s Pete’s Pick continues to highlight how farmers are buying “newer” used equipment due to a shortage of five- to 12-year-old machines. The Ritchie Bros. hosted an auction on June 30, in ...

Grain markets rallied on Monday, led by soybeans, in response to the first confirmation of China lowering it’s tariffs on U.S. ag goods. China Confirms It’s Dropping Tariffs on U.S. Ag Goods A China ...

For Virginia farmer David Hula, counting kernels this early in the growing season is unusual, but in a field that’s rooted in testing what’s possible, it’s providing a peek into what may be next. One ...

After 40 years of legislative stalemate, House Agriculture Chairman G.T. Thompson believes it’s the right political and economic time to reform agricultural labor. Last week, he introduced the ...

July WASDE report cuts corn supplies more than expected, tightening global stocks and raising stakes for rest of growing ...

A spring burndown herbicide application helps farmers achieve a “clean slate” in their fields prior to planting. Several companies have announced new weed-control tools for row-crop growers’ use in ...

Farmers across the Corn Belt may be tempted to park their sprayers and hope for the best after a wet spring and record-high input bills. But Farm Journal Field Agronomist Missy Bauer warns that could ...