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While wheat output forecasts are being revised lower due to dry weather in Australia, the worlds second largest exporter, record-low monsoon rains are expected to reduce the volume of crops, including rice, in India, the worlds biggest shipper of the grain, meteorologists and analysts said.

China says its ready to join the plant biotechnology revolution, opening its fields to the widespread cultivation of genetically modified soybean and corn crops in an effort to bolster domestic production, but it’s unclear if the transformation will benefit U.S. exports.

Ambassadors from 22 of the EU’s 27 member countries were critical or skeptical of push by 5 eastern countries to prolong import ban.

For Eric Brammeier, who farms and owns a crop insurance business, August is about waiting for harvest — and harvest prices to be set.

It’s hard to believe we are already at the end of August. We have finished sweet corn sales for 2023. This is a family project, and I believe almost all of us are OK that the time has come to wrap up.

Dean Schwebach’s parents bought the farm when he was still a toddler. He couldn’t wait to leave after high school. But when he started a family of his own, Schwebach

Farmers have the least control over weather, but it has the largest impact. “Weather dictates when you can plant and the weather after you plant dictates the success of your planting date,” said Fred Below.

More and more New York supermarkets have instituted a policy that customers say is just 'shucking' ridiculous.

American Coalition for Ethanal and South Dakota's Ron Alverson putting emphasis on lowering carbon intensity score for corn farmres.

California Water Resources Control Board delay minimum instream river flows with plans to adopt interim measures, and RFA sends letter to EPA Administrator blasting the agency’s Science Advisory Board.