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USDA forecasts all food prices will increase 5.8% this year, within a range of 5.5% to 6.1%.

Grains see fund selling with risk off in outside markets, plus a lack of bullish news beyond a soybean sale to China. Cattle and hogs see an oversold technical bounce. Matt Bennett, AgMarket.Net,has more.

Soybean platforms sometimes become bulldozers, “pushing” dirt with one end of the cutterbar. Here are 5 things to check when that happens.

The agricultural headlines of 2023 have issued a steady drumbeat of drought – particularly in the Corn Belt, where so much U.S. livestock feed is grown. But just how bad was it?

Grains see more technical selling on macroeconomic fears as soybeans fade 4.6 mb of China biz. Cattle and hogs oversold and try to consolidate. Mike Minor, Professional Ag Marketing has more.

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How is FFA growing the next generation of leaders who will change the world? For many, growth occurs during the National FFA Convention & Expo. Here are tips to help attendees (and family members) prepare.

Cattle try to hold early gains after the COF bearishness. Hogs bounce off more contract lows. Grains see pressure with technical selling with macroeconomic fears. Brad Kooima, Kooima Kooima Varilek, has more.

Samuel Taylor, senior analyst for farm inputs at Rabobank, says U.S. wholesale fertilizer prices are down 25% to 50% — with variances resulting from timing and product type.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts a nearly 50% decline in oil demand by 2050 if governments fulfill their commitments to transition to cleaner energy sources.