After being closed early in the week due to a bridge structure concern, the Mississippi River was reopened to vessel traffic Friday morning.

July corn might slow its ascent for a bit, but bullish factors remain.

First oat crop rating of each year from 1996 to 2021 along with the rating seen the last week of July vs. percent that the final oat yield of each season deviated from the 25-year... [Read Full Blog]

The I-40 shutdown here adds just another element in the infrastructure debate happening right now in Washington, D.C. President Joe Biden was expected to meet again Thursday with... [Read Full Blog]

Bankers see higher incomes, crop prices driving an improved economic outlook for the agricultural sector, and as a result, farmland values and cash rental rates are on the rise.

Neutral Pacific Ocean temperatures are now indicated in long-range forecasts through late northern hemisphere summer.

The nation's largest ethanol producer Poet LLC may be close to reaching a deal to purchase all ethanol assets from Kansas-based Flint Hills Resources.

Record performance of seed varieties and input decisions throughout the season to get a head start on 2022.

High corn prices aren't necessarily a bad thing, but when high corn prices are stacked next to historically low live cattle prices, that's when the real crisis surfaces.

Soil moisture continues to decline in Brazil safrinha corn areas ahead of pollination.

Inflation jumped in April but the Federal Reserve thinks "one-time" increases will prove "transitory." If they don't, the Fed will come under pressure to raise rates despite its de... [Read Full Blog]

John Deere is upgrading its 5M Series tractors, and two university students invent the Grain Weevil to keep farmers safer in bins.

Much of Alberta received beneficial rains during the past week and are still ahead of the average pace of seeding crops overall. The seven-day precipitation map shows more rain is... [Read Full Blog]

In livestock, and in the field, untreated units are the potential habitat for continued pest and disease issues. What say we humans?