American farmers have watched Congress this year, hoping legislators will pass a new farm bill.

Washington's congressional delegation members have introduced legislation to insure wine grape growers against smoke exposure.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is expanding its insurance coverage options for specialty crops and other actual production history (APH) crop programs.

While USDA’s most recent Crop Progress Report showed a lack of improvement in crop conditions following rain in the southern half of the Corn Belt, national good-to-excellent ratings increased by 1 point for corn and fell 2 points for soybeans.

Cash cattle in the South saw significant activity last week at $178, as the North stayed steady at $185.

The downward trend in most major fertilizer prices continued this week.

U.S. farmers could see a more significant European market share in the coming years when it comes to genetically modified food products.

Three summers after the historic 2020 Derecho destroyed a large portion of Iowa cropland, a damaging line of storms that moved throughout the Midwest last week has been confirmed as a derecho.

Watermelon production in Texas is seeing renewed hope after record heat, high winds and drought plagued the crop in 2022.

Legislation that addresses unreliable service and high costs for rail shipping has been re-introduced to Congress.