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Republicans on the House Agriculture Committee unveiled their proposals to address climate change on Friday.

Farmers in 17 states who have used no-till, strip till and cover crops in the past nine years could be eligible to benefit.

West Texas farmer Blake Fennell says if rains don’t hit West Texas fields in the next month, it’ll be devastating to the area’s cotton crop with the outlook for cotton acre abandonment already high.

Commodity prices jumped even higher to start the week, with May corn futures topping $6 again Tuesday. Farmers are reporting local elevators posting new crop corn bids over $5, as well. What’s driving the momentum?

President Biden continues to affirm the administration’s focus on climate. A key USDA nomination this week showcased just how important of a role agriculture will play when it comes to the environment.

Global commodity prices are expected to stay firm around current levels in 2021 after recovering in the first quarter buoyed by strong economic growth, the World Bank said on Tuesday.

We asked farmers what was their biggest reason they would choose NOT to participate in a carbon market. Here’s what they said.

You know the agronomic headaches weeds cause. Do you know how they hit your bottom line?

The latest AEM flash report shows sales of all tractors were up 81% in March compared to March 2020.

If your weather conditions are tanking, consider answering two important questions Ken Ferrie asks before you head to the field.