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There is no such thing as going 110%. It’s a lie we tell ourselves to try and wring one more ounce of effort from our tired minds or bodies.

Based on a farmer poll and the Ag Economists’ Monthly Monitor, farmers and economists differ on whether Harris or Trump would be better for agriculture, particularly when it comes to trade.

The Kansas City Federal Reserve’s latest Ag Finance Update showed farm debt has risen, but delinquencies are low.

John Heinberg with Total Farm Marketing says the row crop markets are seeing continued pressure from three main fundamentals.

Grain markets were mixed in Thursday’s trade as market participants away new news from the USDA.

You run it for a few years and then voila — you have the low-hour, 10-year-old unit everyone wants.

Darin Newsom with Barchart says wheat is higher adding war premium but soybeans and corn are seeing harvest pressure and trading South American weather.