Search - AgWeb

Farmers in dry climates are taking a holistic approach to flipping their soil to make it healthier and that includes cover crops.

Unions and railroads are back at the negotiating table. By law, Congress can intervene to impose an agreement if the two sides remain deadlocked. However, one union is now on schedule to strike Dec. 5.

Grains slightly higher early with higher CO & the lower dollar, despite China COVID lockdowns. Cattle see profit taking, hogs extend gains. Michelle Rook w/Tomm Pfitzenmaier of Summit Commodity Brokerage.

Although domestic demand for U.S. corn continues to be strong, export demand has been disappointing. What is impacting exports? What are your expectations for the winter?

Three farmers from across the U.S. identify the most significant drain in their rows.

Are used equipment prices showing any signs of cooling off? Greg Peterson, founder of Machinery Pete, says: No way.

Farmers and livestock producers are facing another headache this fall. In parts of the eastern corn belt there are reports of vomitoxin in corn.

Results of the latest United Nations climate summit were unveiled Sunday morning, as grueling debates over a historic fund and fossil fuel emissions forced negotiations to drag on almost two days longer than expected.

A steaming heap of manure large enough to fill a sporting arena once triggered an Iowa war between stockyards and city fathers.

Corn and wheat weaker Monday with slow export inspections and a higher dollar, while soybeans shook off China COVID concerns on strong export shipments. Michelle Rook & Mike Zuzulo, Global Commodity Analytics.