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Hot and dry weather is expected for the next week or two, but forecasts vary on how dry August will be. Any weather shift could shake up the market.

Even with the heat in the forecast, rains have helped remove the panic from the corn and soybean markets the past month. And as July enters its final weeks, the corn “weather market” may be behind the U.S.

Hot, dry weather will continue over the Midwest, Parana River levels are at long time lows and the Senate may or may not vote on the physical infrastructure bill later today...

AgriTalk’s Davis Michaelsen and Pro Farmer’s Jim Wiesemeyer discuss what’s on the agenda for lawmakers before the August recess, including the infrastructure plan, meatpacking issues, WHIP+ and more.

Making sure your farm is not damaged during severe winter weather means planning ahead. Nationwide consultant and Iowa farmer Erin Cumings shares her tips.

Meteorologist Mike Hoffman has an update on the root zone moisture map.

Many farmers will collect crop insurance this year and some may be able to defer to 2022.

Ready for a laugh? Australian farmer San Heagney recently shared a video about things you’ll never hear farmers say.

The lessons of perseverance, hard work, repetition and team-focused collaboration all started and have since been honed into a sharpened point, in part, thanks to my time in FFA.

Meteorologist Matt Engelbrecht looks ahead to the weekend forecast.