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The 2025 Commodity Classic, themed "Elevating Excellence in Agriculture," will be held in Denver, CO, featuring educational sessions and a bustling trade show.

By Matt Reese and Dale Minyo Commodity Classic brings farmers together from all over the country to learn, and it is also a great place for teachers to lear

By Bennett Musselman, Leist Mercantile Trade expectations: U.S. soybean exports reduced, increased ethanol demand and Brazil soybean and corn production to b

Kansas soybean farmer with a 96.3 bushel per acre field was recognized at Commodity Classic, Dave Bergmeier writes.

Twenty-one SDSU students recently attended the Commodity Classic in Huston, Texas where students engaged in agricultural discussions and events including “everything from politics to down on the farm.” Commodity Classic is America’s largest farmer-led, farmer-focused agricultural and educational experience according to the website for the event. This year, SDSU students joined more than 11,000 other...

More horsepower means more opportunities — and there has never been as much potential to get more done in a day as there is with John Deere’s new 9RX 830.

John Deere introduced its S7 Series of combines at the recent Commodity Classic convention in Houston, which exclusively offer new predictive ground speed automation.

HOUSTON — The focus for equipment manufacturers in 2024 can be summarized in one word.

HOUSTON — For most farmers it looks to be an early start to the field preparation and planting process in 2024. Drought conditions were the story going into the winter.

Many times, while standing on the very land my father and grandfather cultivated, I reflect on how things have changed. From the adoption of new sustainability practices to our approach to livestock management, our farming methods have evolved significantly.