The news that EPA may limit state pesticide restrictions has alarmed state regulators, particularly those dealing with widespread dicamba injury...
Thousands of livestock have died from mid-March blizzard and record or near-record floods that have delivered a multi-billion-dollar blow on the...
President Donald Trump approved Nebraska's request for an emergency disaster declaration on Thursday, as agribusinesses fight to return to full...
St. Joseph, Missouri, farmer Roger Ideker finds 2,000-acre farm underwater in latest round of flooding -- while he still awaits payment for past...
A number of state and agriculture organizations are offering ways to contribute to relief efforts in parts of the Midwest hit hard by flood and...
Seeded acre estimates for 2019 can be viewed as moving targets as the industry tries to get a handle on trade with China and how Canada's exports will be affected. Between AAFC's January and March estimates, acreage shifts seem to be favoring wheat, oats, barley and...
National Farmers Union on Monday, leading a coalition of other farm and rural groups, called on Congress to fully fund the Farm and Ranch Stress Assistance Network (FRSAN) in fiscal year 2020.
The Great Lakes prepared for the start of the 2019 shipping season with the U.S. and Canadian Coast Guard icebreakers moving up and down the lakes to cut away ice for ships to begin safely moving in and out of the ports.
A technical look at weekly charts of Brazil's real, Russia's ruble and the euro.
The stories and images following extreme weather challenges have been heartbreaking, and there's a lot of hard work and healing ahead, but the Midwest is fighting to bounce back and proudly show why it's called the heartland.
Moderate to major flooding continues with a high risk in the central U.S. throughout the spring.
People have always liked living next to water, even though they tempt fate by doing so.
20 year history of changes in planted acreage for U.S. corn, soybeans and wheat from the USDA's Ag Outlook Forum to the end of March Prospective Plantings report
There's new evidence that despite chicken's zooming performance over beef in recent decades, this pronounced growth bias continues to accelerate -- perhaps to a longer-term disadvantage for the poultry industry.
Defining farmers doesn't have to be definitive. We need diversity in our industry, too.
Kubota wants competing tractor manufacturers to feel its steady progress onto their turf, as it prepares to bring a higher-horsepower line to market in the second half of this year.
The state of Washington may soon have a low-carbon fuel standard that opens the door for biodiesel, if a bill passed in the state's house of representatives becomes law.
Argentina's central crop areas dodged late-season dryness with recent rainfall.
While commercial banks and Farm Credit system lenders hold nearly equal shares of farm debt, banks hold more non-real estate debt, exposing them to greater risks if the farm economy continues to flounder.