The Middle East conflict is a reminder that global chaos can spike input costs overnight. Here’s how to make fertilizer ...

Reduced disease levels are one reason Iowa corn and soybeans have good yield potential, but rainfall this month will ...

Mexico ends its ban on U.S. pork offal imports after pseudorabies discovery, restoring millions in weekly exports to key ...

Farmers and exhibitors have long flown their own aircraft to get to the Farm Progress Show. The Boone show site is served by ...

Indiana as a leading state for grain entrapments. Indiana Farm Bureau is holding programs on water policy and drainage as ...

August rains boost Indiana and Ohio corn and soybeans, but southern rust spreads across Illinois, prompting more scouting and ...

Senate Democrats blocked the farm bill over SNAP payment error penalties. Republicans and Democrats remain at odds over state costs.

Analyst projects corn prices could range from $1.80 to $6.44 and soybeans from $4.54 to $12.41 based on USDA estimates and factors.

Farmers felt more optimistic in July as grain prices climbed, though high input costs remain the top concern for nearly half of producers.

Water regulations, full manure pits, and rising labor costs are pushing farmers to rethink irrigation as one system for water, nutrients, and manure.

Harvest success despite dry conditions, auger maintenance, spray drone applications and Farm Progress Show preview included ...

FPS returns to Boone, Iowa, Sept. 1-3, just a month from now. Here’s what to look for, where to find it and how to prepare.