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Oil prices were on track for their biggest weekly gain since late August, with market sentiment buoyed by easing concerns over the Omicron coronavirus variant’s impact on global economic growth and fuel demand.

Most of the report’s focus was on wheat; USDA made little change to corn and soybeans for both domestic and South American production.

As harvest wraps up preparations for next season, and the drive to Win the Furrow, are already underway. Fall strip-till is happening and getting it done right is important for stand counts and yields next season.

USDA reports a ‘yawner’ as expected

After months of waiting on the Biden administration’s plans for the RFS and pending waivers, EPA released updated blending requirements earlier this week. The announcement also came with plans for financial relief.

Global demand has been stable even as shrinking supplies have pushed prices to multiyear highs, but recent shortfalls in some U.S. exports are an example of how U.S. products are priced out of the market when costs soar.

Learn brain-based strategies to manage fear and emotions so you can be a source of calm in your organization and help people be their best in the most trying situations.

As you evaluate input options for next spring, here are five steps to size up whether a biological might be a good fit for your farm.

Consider these strategies if your former plan isn’t an option.

U.S. Justice Department asked to investigate fertilizer prices