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Falling crop prices, skyrocketing expenses, and trade disputes are creating conditions that are too much for farm families to bear.

On Markets on the Move, Oliver Sloup recaps the action: metal and cattle markets continued higher, while corn futures continued to drift lower. These are the levels to watch. Tune in!

Farmers are still put off by the high price of new, and the used equipment auction world is where they are heading in droves, whether its to find 10-plus-year-old bargains, good-condition, late-model machines or even rare, classic gems.

Grain markets have been choppy to start the week, with corn futures threatening a bigger technical correction.

Brad Kooima of Kooima Kooima Varilek says November feeder cattle futures were up over $20 last week and have led the rally on strong cash, tight supplies and the continued cases of New World Screwworm (NWS) in Mexico keeping the border shut.

Chinese crushers have been bolstering supplies of the oilseed with shipments mainly from Brazil.

Learn how ideal soybean maturity groups can optimize yield and profitability.

Regenerative agriculture holds a special appeal to young people. Many of them resist farming because they view traditional agriculture as antiquated and obsolete. They seek purpose and innovation. For them, regenerative agriculture is a revelation.

The 2025 season proved that no two years in farming are alike. Learn which lessons from 2025 can help you make stronger decisions next year.

Jerry Gulke, president of the Gulke Group, says the trade news was a game changer for the market. After calling an early low in corn and soybeans, he says Friday’s news and trade action has changed his opinion and he has turned bearish.