In their annual early season planting survey, the National Cotton Council reports 2025 U.S. cotton acres will fall, opening the door for corn to fill the gap.

The price you pay for record high values is the anxiety and volatility that inevitably goes with them. That is one situation where technical analysis helps, so let's have a look.

Soybean sales and shipments as of the second week of February as a percent of the USDA's February WASDE export projection with those sales as a percent of the final figure vs. the... [Read Full Blog]

In a 217-215 vote, The House on Tuesday evening passed a budget bill allowing for $4.5 trillion in tax cuts while the bill also presses cuts to an array of social programs such as... [Read Full Blog]

The Economic Research Service's third reading of net farm incomes is lower than 2023, but the decline is softer than initially forecast due to better-than-expected production expen... [Read Full Blog]

The 2025 growing season will be full of challenges like almost every year. This year, threats likely return to the Western Corn Belt more so than the Eastern Corn Belt.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Friday announced plans to implement a plan for year-round E15 in eight Midwest states, while leaving open the possibility for those stat... [Read Full Blog]

Here are two free tools that can help sort through management practices to protect crops from various pests.

Cattle futures have been under stiff pressure the last month, but is there a possibility last Friday's Cattle on Feed report could help turn the market higher?

Mostly favorable weather in the state of Mato Grosso, Brazil's largest producer of corn and soybeans, has allowed producers to push through a late start and nearly equal the averag... [Read Full Blog]

The 47th president's bromance with the 25th is about more than tariffs.

The American Society of Ag and Biological Engineers has named its 2025 AE50 innovation awards. Here are 18 of the awards given to AGCO, CNH and CLAAS.

It appears that optimism about the new United States administration's potential is being replaced by anxiety about unintended consequences of the speed at which changes are being i... [Read Full Blog]

A busy week ahead with farm shows, government reports and examining the ongoing executive actions and how they will affect agriculture and commodity markets.