Amy France, chairwoman of National Sorghum Producers, says the demand for sorghum is strong and she expects to see an ...

Dusty Oedekoven, chief veterinarian for the National Pork Board, shares the role that animal health plays in swine export ...

The size of the U.S. corn crop is a big story every year, but Allison Thompson of The Money Farm says the bigger story this ...

A week of choppy trading seemed to point to one thing: "Everything's kind of pointed to that big data dump we've got coming up on Monday," Don Wick of the Red River Farm Network said Friday, Jan. 9, ...

Mychal Wilmes once longed for a Hula Hoop of his own. He recalls how inner tubes, corn cobs and metal strainers were good ...

As far as disease pressure goes, cercospera leaf spot has been an issue in many parts of the region, particularly in the Red ...

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison released a rural report at Farmfest and said his office is looking beyond John Deere at other equipment manufacturers.

The indoor lettuce grower will close both its active greenhouses and cut about 200 jobs Oct. 4, unless it finds a buyer or financing, filings show.

Drought conditions persist across the Midwest, and pasture conditions in South Dakota and North Dakota continue to decline.

Corn stalks can hold a lot of moisture, and a field that looks dry can have a higher moisture content than it appears.

Columnist Mychal Wilmes compares some of the worst drought conditions this country has seen and those who sought to profit from them.