Blogs

The Upper Mississippi River 2019 navigation season was a rough one from start to finish, given the delayed start to the season due to flooding that lasted through summer.

A technical look at weekly new-crop charts of corn, soybeans and KC wheat.

Country stocks of grain have increased for the fourth straight week, while CN continues to cancel cars due to the ongoing blockades, which have spread to CP Rail at the end of the week. Stocks account for 90.4% of estimated working capacity with country space tight.

Heavy northern U.S. snowpack leads to high concern over flooding in spring 2020.

Just 24 hours after Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue tried to shut the door on Market Facilitation Program payments for 2020, President Donald Trump kicked the door back open on Twitter.

Robust meat and poultry production sends U.S. corn feed use to 12-year highs

The coronavirus underscores the need for China to better regulate its wet markets.

A couple of developments on Thursday could create future demand for biofuels such as ethanol and biodiesel.

The CFTC's latest attempt to establish speculative position limits aims to limit potential squeezes and corners in the markets while maintaining users' ability to hedge, and it's getting good reviews for its bona fide efforts to strike the right balance.

Little changes can make the biggest differences if implemented in the right season.

Shop time spent repairing planter wear and making adjustments can boost corn yields significantly. Here's a 10-point checklist to help you prepare your planter for the season ahead.

Syngenta is introducing a soybean variety with a new source of SCN resistance, PI 89772, as early as 2020.

Drier weather in parts of central Argentina and southern Brazil bears watching.

Our look back on the major ag stories of 2019 included some well-known, as well as a couple of completely new, subjects.