The Deputy Secretary at the USDA says he’s confident China will continue to meet its purchase commitments made to the United States.

Calls continue for additional farmer funding as USDA opens enrollment for the Farmer Bridge Assistance Program for specialty crop producers.The program provides more than $1.6 billion in revenue assistance based on 2025 planted acres and covers nearly 270 specialty crops.

Sixty-five state and national groups, including the National Corn Growers Association, recently sent a letter to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick calling on him to end countervailing duties placed on phosphate fertilizers imported from Morocco to ease the pain felt by farmers as fertilizers prices...

As we close out Beef Month and head into summer grilling season, one question keeps standing out, even beef producers wonder: How is beef demand still so high even as prices at the meat case continue climbing and consumers continue tightening their budgets?It's no secret that today's cattle cycle...

Swanson Russell has released Winning the Farm Table, a new agriculture insights report examining how multi-generational decision-making is reshaping marketing, sales and customer engagement strategies across the ag industry.

A farmer and an agriculture professional, applaud legislation that would designate May 29th as a “Mental Health Awareness in Agriculture Day”, but say families need help, too.

A former director with the U.S. Grains and Bioproducts Council says the organization’s work to expand markets for corn, sorghum, barley, and ethanol products is proving vital for farmers.

The President and CEO of the Fertilizer Institute says the U.S. fertilizer supply chain’s just-in-time system has reached a tipping point.Corey Rosenbusch says over time the system has changed from flexible and predictable to strained and reactive.

U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee Chair John Boozman (R-Arkansas) must count numbers as he eyes a long-awaited agreement on a new Farm Bill. His magic number is 60, the number of votes that it will take to pass the legislation through the 100-member Senate.

Some farmers say the recently passed House version of nationwide year-round E15 legislation provides much needed certainty to the U.S. ag industry.

The chairman of the U.S. Senate Ag Committee says Congress continues to discuss additional financial assistance for agriculture.

A commodities economist says the U.S. and China trade summit didn’t have much new information for U.S. agriculture, and grain traders are disappointed.

Ted Turner owned 2 million acres of ranchland when he died.

The vice president of Washington Operations for the National Cotton Council (NCC) says a bill incentivizing the use of U.S. grown cotton through tax credits continues to build support in Congress.

A new collaboration is expanding a farmer-led soil health program across the Midwest.Ryan Heiniger with the Conservation Technology Information Center says Cargill’s Success From the Ground Up program will bring additional regenerative ag resources directly to farmers.