Until recently, trade was the topic du jour for farmers worried about low prices and the market for their crops. The wet spring, floods and prospects for record prevented planting acres have changed the tenor of conversations.

It's hard to enjoy your planted crop when you know its yield potential has already slipped 10% to 20% by planting, View From the Cab farmers admitted.

There's still time to plant corn if field conditions cooperate, but it's important to know the ins and outs of your crop insurance.

A ride-along snapshot shows the crazy planting season has been no picnic and farmers are burning the midnight oil to put in a crop.

With $3 billion specifically set aside for agricultural losses, disaster aid legislation signed into law by President Donald Trump on Thursday, June 6, will help Southeastern farmers hit by hurricanes last fall, as well as offset losses for...

The trade association representing agricultural retailers asked USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue to extend the planting season because prevented-planting protections now could leave them with treated seeds and agricultural chemicals that...

Our View From the Cab participants continue to plug away at planting, but can we please talk about something else -- such as what's for dinner?