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After a jumpstart to the 2021 planting season for many, colder temperatures and even snow will bring planting to a halt again this week.

John Phipps details part two of the ongoing implications and impacts of the microchip shortage.

Some agricultural groups would like the newly-installed U.S. Trade Representative to reconsider some previous trade deals. That includes joining what was formerly known as the Trans Pacific Partnership.

Tragedy struck a Canadian hockey team in 2018 when a semi crashed into the bus carrying the hockey team. For one Canadian farmer, he not only lost members of the team he helped coach, but friends who were like family.

Cotton prices have been on a rollercoaster ride this past year. The start to 2021 showed a story of improved prices, which is a dramatic change from just a year ago, as geopolitical issues also come into play.

I am a student of English medieval history, reading histories, listening to lectures and traveling to historic English sites. Despite these efforts, what I recall are disassociated dates, names and events.

Just this week, USDA confirmed U.S. sorghum shattered records last week, with a total of 33.9 million bushels of purchases. The total smashed the previous record set in August 2020 by 10 million bushels.

The April farmland price index climbed to 78.6 — the highest level since 2012.

Earth Day is now upon us—it arrives next week on April 22—and farmers are marking the occasion by sharing how regenerative agriculture has improved their operations.

May corn futures briefly topped $6 this week. While the futures prices didn’t stay above $6, the strong price signals showed up in both old crop and new crop this week.