A heavy rainfall event to end July was enough to give the sugarbeet crop a final push before pre-piling is set to begin in ...

Don Wick of Red River Farm Network and Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management discuss grain market factors at play ...

Brazil's rapid production growth of corn and soybeans may be slowing or even flat. Allison Thompson of The Money Farm looks ...

Meg Studemann, Farmfest Woman Farmer of the Year knows about farm stress first-hand, now she's helping others navigate ...

Craig, Flanagan, Tafoya and White field questions on immigration, SNAP, tariffs and more just under a week away from the Aug.

Some areas of the upper Midwest have excellent growing conditions, while others are suffering from drought conditions. Kent ...

While New World Screwworm has been a major concern for the cattle industry, horn flies, stable flies and face flies cost the ...

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins attended Minnesota Farmfest on Tuesday, Aug. 4, to talk about data gathering and ...

Regal, and Osberg, of Wadena, shared starkly different views on tariffs, trade and USDA reorganization as they shared the stage with 6th and 8th district candidates at Minnesota Farmfest.

Across portions of northwest Minnesota and down to southern Minnesota, where rains have been timely, soybeans are headed ...

Both candidates told farmers at Farmfest the ag economy is in trouble. They disagreed on what Congress has done about it.

A panel at Minnesota Farmfest discussed the balance between good yields and markets. For instance, a recent rain that may have saved crops in Minnesota also may have a negative impact on markets.