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Live Cattle gave back most of the gains from the day before, as Feeders finish the day mixed but overall very solid.

As forecasted hot, dry weather didn’t quite pan out as expected in the western Corn Belt, the corn market came under a bit of pressure. And the market is continuing

Critics say the companies behind the proposed network of carbon capture pipelines are trying to cash in on lucrative federal tax credits for sequestration and low-carbon fuel.

LINGAYEN, Pangasinan: This agricultural province lost P224.32 million worth of palay, corn and high value crops to the rains dumped by typhoons Egay and Falcon that flooded several Pangasinan towns and cities in the last seven days.

It’s the most widely harvested grain in the world. It’s in a lot more than your packaged snacks. Trace a 9,000-year tale, in this week’s Sound Bites.

Two of the biggest long-term challenges facing the state's recovery are finding housing for residents who live in mobile homes and overcoming the damages facing the state's agricultural sector.

The Beef market rally continues with no sing of slowing down.

Continued dry weather has put a damper on the growing season.

As of Wednesday morning the 59th annual Eden Corn Festival looked ready to go. Jeff Winter the Corn Fest president says "We are about two-thirds set up and today is the final set-up."

Farmers say this gets them a little closer to fall harvest and escaping the drought they're in.