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A 30-year research effort at the Univ. of Missouri is working to develop black walnut cultivars that produce more edible kernels, potentially giving landowners another income stream alongside the trees’ traditional timber value.

Craig Turner of StoneX says a close in corn below $4.70 would be negative for the market and open the door to further fund liquidation even though corn is oversold.

Which of Alabama’s two Senate candidates, Everett Wess or Barry Moore, best represents ag?

A split seasonal outlook brings drought relief across the southern tier, but lingering moisture threatens to stall early 2027 fieldwork.

Jerry Gulke, president of The Gulke Group, says grain prices need to go low enough to be competitive and stimulate demand.

Matt Bennett with AgMarket says soybeans made new lows for the move on Friday on fund selling and harvest. The question of how low prices go is dependent on how much of their long position they liquidate.

Dozens of ag champions and producers will leave Washington following the midterm elections. History suggests their firsthand experience won’t be easily replaced — leaving rural America’s voice hanging in the balance.

After a tough growing season, Hurricane Isaias devastated Southeast cotton farms. Winds topping 118 mph stripped cotton from plants, leaving farmers to count the cost of lost yields, damaged infrastructure and a ruined harvest.

University of Missouri researchers are studying how virtual fencing can improve grazing efficiency, reduce labor and help farmers turn cover crops and row-crop acres into additional opportunities for cattle production.