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Corn takes out support with harvest pressure, soybeans higher with talk of China biz and wheat sees corrective buying. Cattle higher but into chart resistance. Randy Martinson, Martinson Ag, has details.

Major infrastructure investments being made at the port of Grays Harbor in Aberdeen, Wash., will help improve the efficiency of getting product to market and help expand soybean meal exports.

When it comes to seed treatments, the truth might surprise you.

Grains mixed early. Wheat sees short covering after new lows in KC and MN, row crops looking for direction, await FOMC. Livestock building on recent gains. Vince Boddicker, Farmers Trading Company, has more.

Samuel Taylor, senior analyst for farm inputs at Rabobank, shares what to watch for the fertilizer, seed and crop protection price outlook.

If you think profitability and sustainability can’t go hand in hand, it might be time to reconsider. Watch this video to see how one Iowa family grows more corn bushels with less environmental impact.

As harvest 2023 winds down and we shift into 2024 preparation mode, it’s the perfect time to evaluate what worked, recognize what could be improved and plan for next year.

AgDay TV Markets Now: Kevin Duling, KD Investors, says wheat makes new lows on technical selling and Russia export news, while corn and soybean see a corrective bounce.

A handful of soybeans scattered on the ground doesn’t look like much, but small numbers can quickly add up to large losses. Evaluating the situation and making adjustments can help you take more beans to the bin.

Government officials do not need a warrant or probable cause to enter private land, according to a judge’s ruling on Oct. 31.