The USDA’s July WASDE and June Acreage reports reveal that while U.S. farmers continue to plant strong crop acres and yields remain steady, prices for corn, soybeans, and wheat are falling.

The oil market is holding firm despite tariff developments. Instead, the market appears focused on uncertainty around Trump’s ...

CANBERRA: Chicago soybean futures fell on Monday below $10 a bushel for the first time in three months, as favourable weather ...

Crops in west-central Wisconsin are on pace this growing season, but other issues loom for area farmers, such as tariffs and ...

The Agriculture Department cut its U.S. soybean export projections for FY25-26 in its July WASDE, but domestic crush is set ...

Jerry Gulke, president of the Gulke Group, says grains posted lower weekly closes as the markets were pressured by ideal ...

Chicago Board of Trade corn futures set contract lows and soybean futures sagged on Friday on expectations that beneficial ...

--Wheat for September delivery fell 1.6%, to $5.45 1/2 a bushel, on the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday, sliding after the USDA's WASDE report showed a higher yield for the U.S. crop, running counter ...

WASDE and June Acreage reports show record-high corn acreage and stable yields, but forecast lower crop prices amid ample ...

Corn and soybean yields in the United States were left unchanged in the latest supply/demand estimates from the U.S.

A shrinking labor force and economic pressures are reshaping rural industries, emphasizing the need for technology and stable ...

According to the latest USDA report, Mexico was the number one destination for U.S. agricultural exports in 2024, receiving $30.2 billion ...