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Warm, dry weather favored crop maturation and harvesting across much of the country the week ending Sept. 21, with topsoil moisture sliding for newly planted winter wheat.

USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack talks about the Biden administration’s recently announced plans to protect workers and communities from extreme heat, his G-20 visit to Italy, Biden’s tax plan, and support for biofuels...

RFS twists and turns | Stabenow: Dems’ reconciliation spending will help write next farm bill

RFS twists and turns | Stabenow: Dems’ reconciliation spending will help write next farm bill

Ahead of the Open | September 23, 2021 Corn futures seen lower after disappointing USDA export sales report, soybeans and wheat firmer.

World Weather Inc. predicts dry fall and winter, China works to stabilize fertilizer prices and supplies and Taiwan files application to join CPTPP...

After the Bell | September 22, 2021 Grain, soybean futures end higher amid easing concern over exports, global economy.

But sales of soybeans, soymeal and cotton were strong the week ending Sept. 16, signaling optimism operations will get back to normal in time for the peak shipment period.

Warm, dry fall and winter could lead to low water levels on the Missouri River. When will Senate vote on combined CR/debt suspension bill? China lowers sow herd target in five-year plan.