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In the U.S., La Niña events tend to favor warmer and drier weather over the southern U.S., which can sometimes push up into Corn Belt.

Broad economic prospects for rural America may be looking up for the first time in years, even in the face of inflation and the risk of recession, the Wall Street Journal reports.

The head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Wednesday said the outlook for the global economy had “darkened significantly” since April. . .

ProFarmer’s Brian Grete says these market dips coming out of Independence Day weekend generally set the tone for the weeks to come.

Grain markets can’t sustain recovery midday, livestock rally.

Funds have been liquidating longs in the commodity sector on recession fears. Will that continue?

Funds liquidate in the commodities. So is there more pressure ahead?

Markets try to stage a recovery on the opening Wednesday.

Multi-year grain sales are intimidating. But a big-picture focus can pay dividends in grain marketing, says Chris Barron with Ag View Solutions.

Two grim accidents, two sets of outrageously strange circumstances, and one stalwart farmer grateful for another chance at life. Here’s to the resilience of John Butler and his mouthful-of-rocks account.