China "continues to conduct itself like a little kid who wants to see how seriously her parents will enforce the rules," says the author of this guest blog post.
Crop consultant Dr. Michael Cordonnier has raised left his pegs of the U.S. corn and soybean crops unchanged from last week and has a neutral bias toward the crops moving forward. He took a trip through the western Corn
The National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center (CPC) forecast for August through October calls for above-normal temps across the contiguous U.S., with above-normal precip expected across the Dakotas and bel
USDA's Joint Ag Weather Facility says in the Corn Belt, uncomfortably hot, humid weather prevails, although extreme heat—with temperatures approaching 100°F—is confined to westernmost portions of the
USDA's Joint Ag Weather Facility says in the Corn Belt, uncomfortably hot, humid weather prevails, although extreme heat—with temperatures approaching 100°F—is confined to westernmost portions of the
By Paul Temple: Driffield, E. Yorkshire, United Kingdom The swift formation of the UK’s post-Brexit government removes one element of uncertainty. David Cameron has stepped away as Prime Minister, Theresa
USDA's monthly Cattle on Feed Report showed feedlot supplies weren't quite as big as expected. The July 1 feedlot inventory at 10.356 million head, was up 1.2% from year-ago. The reason was June placements, which
