WASDE next week and end-of-month quarterly stocks will pair with geopolitical news to keep traders “marching” this month.

The latest World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report indicates a promising harvest, particularly for corn and soybean farmers, but where will the crops go? Corn production is forecast at ...

In the January 2026 Ag Economists’ Monthly Monitor, farmers, economists and retailers say input prices remain the biggest hurdle to profitability for producers in 2026. When Farm Journal asked ...

Grains markets all closed lower on Friday. Cattle futures hit more record highs, while hogs saw pressure. Corn Market Trades Weather, Ignores Lower Ending Stocks Dave Chatterton, with Strategic Farm ...

The week ends with some areas of the northern Plains seeing record high temperatures and harvest of soybeans at breakneck speeds. The warm air and breezy conditions have helped send corn to maturity ...

After two decades of steady grain storage capacity growth that matched production increases, on-farm and off-farm expansion has become stagnant.

Wheat, soybean and corn prices are up due to global uncertainty and supply concerns. Here's how farmers can lock in profits and manage risk now.

Grain prices are arguably cheap — but cheap isn’t always value, and it's certainly not a reason to expect a rally. The reality is this: We’re in the thick of the bottoming process. It’s slow, ...

GALENA, Kan. — Several factors are working together to put a financial strain on local farmers. “It’s very hard for farming to respond to the market conditions, which indicate that we have too much ...

The September WASDE report reinforces that farmers are entering another year of strong supply and limited price strength. USDA projects corn production for 2025/26 at a record 16.8 billion bushels, ...

DES MOINES, Iowa — Harvest season is upon us, which means Iowa farmers are likely to be working long hours in the fields. With low grain prices, high input costs and trade uncertainties, Iowa Sen.