Chinese demand for U.S. soybeans is improving. Michael Cordonnier with Soybean and Corn Advisor says lower soybean prices are generating business.

The following data is according to USDA’s Crop Progress report for the week ending September 8.

Growing export markets matter for U.S. beef and pork producers.

The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) released the unedited responses from Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump to its questionnaire on federal agricultural policy. This initiative allows Farm Bureau members to directly compare each candidate’s platform. AFBF has been...

USDA–Economic Research Service (ERS) has released updated projections for 2024 farm income, and though it’s still anticipated to decline, the outlook doesn’t look quite as dim as it did earlier this year.

Experts offer safety reminders as one of the busiest, most dangerous times of the year in agriculture begins.

For most people, a dropped Wi-Fi connection can be frustrating, but it doesn’t typically equate to anything more than a minor inconvenience. For many farmers, who use mobile technology to monitor their work and plan their operations, a lack of connection can have a significant impact. It can affect...

Agriculture can sometimes act as a buffer during broader economic recessions, as demand for essential food items tends to remain relatively stable. However, when multiple indicators align, it can signal a recession in the agricultural sector.

State Ag officials in Oklahoma are coordinating with the Kansas Department of Agriculture investigating whether a feed shipment is responsible for the death of dozens of horses at one of the nation’s top rodeo stock providers.

In its most recent Crop Progress report, USDA said that 2% of the country’s winter wheat crop had been planted as of the week ending September 1. In one state, almost a quarter of the crop is in the ground.

Lower commodity prices and higher interest rates are starting to show up in land values. Two ag lenders say farmland values in Iowa fell for the first time in five years.

China was less than $500 million ahead of Mexico as the leading customer for U.S. food and ag exports as the fiscal year entered its final months, according to recent USDA data. The agricultural trade deficit, forecast to set a record this year, was already at $18.8 billion, with three months to go.

The Panama Canal is lifting ship traffic restrictions as water levels normalize following severe drought.

H5N1 cases in dairy herds and poultry flocks continues to grow, according to the USDA.

A ruling by a federal judge has blocked the enforcement of a Department of Labor rule designed to protect H-2A farmworkers from retaliation related to union organizing in 17 states.