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Southeast U.S. growers want to build a wall against cheap Mexican produce imports.

The pace of farmland-value drops has slowed in several areas, according to a recent report fromFarm Credit Services of America(FCSAmerica).

It۪s time for soybean farmers to be on the lookout for stink bug as the crop develops pods, say Ohio State University Extension entomologists Kelley Tilmon and Andy Michel. Scouting now is critical because soybean dama

With complaints rising across the countryside, certain U.S. states are taking action to manage suspected dicamba damage. Restrictions and out and out bans limit farmer and applicator options this season.

Windmark Crop Insurance customers have free access to Agrible۪s Morning Farm Report software. Morning Farm Report delivers field-level forecasts and data on yield predictions, spraying conditions, hail events, potentia

To show your agribusiness team you care, keep open lines of communication and provide incentives for a job well done. Those are among the strategies farmer-owned cooperativeHeritage FSof Gilman, Ill., uses to serve its

Bayer AG trimmed its profit and sales estimates for the year, blaming a stumble in agriculture, even as the German conglomerate doubles down on crop chemicals with the $66 billion acquisition of Monsanto Co. Earnings be

Farm Journal Midwest Crop Tour Starts Strong As the sun was just peeking over the horizon this morning, the 25th annual Farm Journal Midwest Crop Tour got underway with scouts starting their annual pilgrimage across the

As regulators in the U.S. and the European Union go through the process of deciding whether or not to continue to allow farmers to use Glyphosate, Monsanto is doing their best to clear the chemical of cancer causing cla