The final laker arrived in Superior, Wisconsin, on Jan. 17, ending the 2021 shipping season at the Port of Duluth-Superior.

March corn prices showed signs of topping in early January, but then got another bullish boost from increased concerns about Russia and rising oil prices.

Central Illinois soybean crush margin, the average seen from January 2008 to January 2022, along with the plus and minus one and two standard deviation figures.

Taking a look at the election and sign up for ARC and PLC for 2022, producers should keep in mind their selection could affect their crop insurance because producers who sign up fo... [Read Full Blog]

The ability to cover a greater portion of revenue makes shallow loss crop insurance a potent risk management tool.

La Nina-related dryness in the Southern Plains is evident in drought changes during the past three months.

Archer Daniels Midland plans to build a carbon dioxide pipeline to connect two of its ethanol plants in Iowa to a carbon sequestration site in Illinois.

A look into how EPA's new policy of enforcing the Endangered Species Act will affect ag pesticides moving forward.

Remember to closely analyze the data before you react to a market headline, as Friday's Cattle on Feed report is a perfect example of the need to better understand the report's ful... [Read Full Blog]

Scattered showers started to develop in Argentina Jan. 15 and will be in the area through Jan. 27 before moving farther into Brazil and returning to a drier La Nina pattern. Will t... [Read Full Blog]

We've reached a turning point in the COVID-19 story, the beginning of the new normal.

John Deere brings new startups into its collaborator program and wins a handful of AE50 product-engineering and design innovation awards.

This study looks at AAFC's first forecast for 2022-23 crops, which signals a sharp rebound from the drought conditions of the previous crop year.

From winter derecho winds to cyber bandits, 2021 brought some unique stories to agriculture.