The low water in the Mississippi River has caused salt water from the Gulf to breach the river, threatening the drinking water supply in certain Louisiana parishes.

A look at November soybeans and KC December wheat.

Percent difference between September old crop ending stocks WASDE projection to September 1 quarterly stocks figure

Congress is still wrestling over whether to pass a short-term extension to keep the government from partially shutting down after Saturday. The House of Representatives spend most... [Read Full Blog]

If you're looking to build a more resilient farm business, The Executive Program for Agricultural Producers (TEPAP) may be the course of action for you.

Coming off of a historic drought last season, Argentina had gotten some better rainfall earlier this spring, but not recently. Limited soil moisture is a concern for wheat and earl... [Read Full Blog]

Geoff Cooper, president and CEO of the Renewable Fuels Association, was among those during public comment to the EPA Science Advisory Board on Thursday seeking to push back on the... [Read Full Blog]

The first detection of spotted lanternfly in Illinois begs a reminder to keep an eye open for the pest and take measures to control its spread.

Just like we sometimes want to remind traders, it's not always about here and now. There's always a long-term game in the market being played, too.

The average date for the start to the rainy or wet season in central Brazil is around Sept. 26. Are those rains going to be delayed?

Here are some reasons not to get too worked up about ag trade's swing into negative territory.

Trimble President and CEO Rob Painter talked to DTN/Progressive Farmer about the $2 billion deal Trimble and AGCO Corporation announced Thursday.

The August canola crush was the third largest August crush on record, only 845 mt lower than the August record set in 2020-21.

'Magic beans' such as those of fairy tales might not exist, but modern seeds certainly do possess their own superpowers.