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The storm might have extended harvest for some crops along the East Coast, but major damage isn’t being reported by farmers, media reports say.

More organic corn is grown than any other organic field crop, according to the first-ever USDA-certified organic farm survey from the National Agricultural Statistics Service.

Corn and soybean prices got an early boost from USDA’s Crop Production report released Oct. 11, even though grains took a beating the following day.

USDA crop progress and condition report highlights.

Meteorologist Gail Martell provides her weather insight.

Although, the more immediate concern is a breakout to the downside that may begin based on outside influences

John Leslie is a distinguished professor who heads the plant pathology department at Kansas State University.

Researchers at Washington State University pulled data about weather along with soil and crop types to develop an online service.

Nearly 2,000 producers in areas affected by dry weather have used funding provided through the Natural Resources Conservation Service.

Here’s a look at what writers across the country said about that issue, along with crop chemicals and commodity swaps, this weekend.

Valley Irrigation introduces DropSpan technology—a clever way of avoiding obstacles.

Precision Link from T-L Irrigation Co. puts pivot control in your pocket.

Acquisition will increase CME Group's product listings.

Highlights of USDA's Weekly Export Sales Report.

Also sees increase in soybean production from last month.

USDA crop progress and condition report highlights.

Celebrating its five-year anniversary, Corn College events bring farmers to the field with Farm Journal experts.

The June - August 2012 indicated corn disappearance is 2.16 billion bushels, compared with 2.54 billion bushels during the same period last year.

Key data from this morning's USDA reports.

Monsanto's new FieldScripts offers farmers a variable-rate hybrid prescription by zone and a specific hybrid match for each field.

Reports to be released on Friday, Sept. 28, at 7:30 a.m. CT.

Growing demand for food in developing countries will continue to be a major driver of demand for corn and soybeans over next past decade.

Group reportedly issues initial 2013 acreage estimates.

Highlights of USDA's Weekly Export Sales Report.

Says corn may be blended for feed.

The level of energy prices plays a central role in determining the long-run profitability of ethanol production in the U.S.

The pre-report consensus calls for USDA to lower both its yield and production estimates for corn and soybeans.

Find out what the big news could be with Wednesday's USDA World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates and Crop Production reports.

State-by-state crop and weather report details.

Firm updates crop estimates ahead of USDA's Sept. 12 Crop Production Report.

Short crops typically have long tails, but this marketing year might escape a major price crash.

Other crops are also maturing fast, but are consistently in very poor or poor condition.

Dr. Cordonnier says the crops are finishing under stressful conditions.

Special attention placed on testing for aflatoxin.

Weekly Export Inspections Report highlights.

Crop Tour leaders provide their morning route reports.

Official Tour results from Illinois.

Official press release of day two results from the Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour.

Crop Tour leaders provide their morning route reports.

Crop Tour Leaders provide their morning trip reports.

RINs 'significantly lower' eocnomic pacts of a short crop.

USDA hacked estimate corn yields this week. Jerry Gulke explains what that means for prices this year and beyond.

Find out what the big news could be with Friday's USDA World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates and Crop Production reports.

2012 corn yields are a mixed bag, according to a recent Farm Journal Pulse.

Submit photos of your awful-looking corn and you could win an AgWeb hat.

Conditions in the nation’s third-largest corn-growing and fourth-largest soybean-producing state are rapidly deteriorating.

Yield estimates are dropping as steadily as prices are climbing. How will end users manage high-priced grain? Jerry Gulke explains.

Minnesota community prospers with talent and technology

Companies manage risk and needs on the production end to guarantee farmers have seed at planting.

Take a virtual crop tour across the country and globe, without leaving your chair.