Expectations for USDA's Cattle Inventory, Cattle on Feed Reports

Drop in U.S. crop ratings curb yield ideas as Midwest supplies remain competitive on world export markets.

Pro Farmer editors provide daily updates on advice, including if now is a good time to catch up on cash sales.

The market expects the department to report the U.S. cattle/calf herd up slightly from year-ago levels.

Grain markets build on technical rebound as solid finishes today increase intermediate prices outlooks.

House to vote today to go to conference with Senate on farm bill, conferees to be announced

Mid-July corn and soybean ratings fall below both 2016 and 2014 conditions, suggesting big U.S. yields are fully factored into current futures.

Diesel and propane are each well above last year's price at this time, but the upside for diesel prices may be limited.

Trucking cost uncertainty and rising cargo thefts leave Brazil logistics snarled.

All of the fertilizers in our weekly survey posted softer prices. But a fresh round of proposed tariffs against Chinese fertilizers brings upside risk.

Hot temperatures and some excessive moisture reduce Midwest crop conditions.

Timeline for next farm bill action is House murky | Fed chairman testifies

Mid-year appraisal update reflects stable farmland values.

President Trump includes fuels and fertilizers in his latest volley to China.

Corn declined for a fourth straight week and soybeans for a fifth consecutive week on the Pro Farmer weighted Crop Condition Index.

The spring wheat CCI rating is more than 32 points above the five-year average.