In recent years, have tornadoes and other high-wind disasters caused significant damage to crops and livestock? According to ProAg CEO…

After nearly a week of protests and picketing at the Port of Oakland, work has resumed. While this is positive…

A new sustainability insights study conducted by The Packer found that nearly half of the farmer responses indicated they are…

According to the USDA, payments for eligible applicants of the Spot Market Hog Pandemic Program (SMHPP) are expected to start…

Another week of intense heat and limited precipitation caused corn and soybean condition ratings to drop this past week, according to the weekly Crop Progress report.

The forecast for the final week of July is predicting brief relief for the Corn Belt, before picking back up with intense heat in August.

Data from a study by the Federal Milk Marketing Order (FMMO) system found that nearly 25% of all milk produced in America is in 13 counties.

As a record-setting heat wave impacts much of the U.S., farm employees are often on the front lines of brutal outdoor working conditions.

The U.S. Drought Monitor now shows moisture stress in every top corn-growing state. Released Thursday, the map shows expanding and…

As we approach peak season for blackberries, raspberries and blueberries, grower-shippers have reported that demand and volume are looking to…