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Diving in. and our vice president said you cant do that. and then he said oh, you look like esther williams. so corn pop was going to pop his corn. [laughter] >> jesse: so some of these details are getting a little hazy. but the point is always going to be there. joe biden didnt lie. he told the story the night of the state of the union. everybody will be entertained. at the end of it all. joe may even learn something from it himself. >> by the way you know i sit on the stand get hot i got a lot...

Californias January rainstorms appear to be paying their first dividends for farmers, and corn and wheat exports out of Ukraine rebound to near pre-war numbers.

U.S. corn and soybean supplies will be bigger than previously expected due to weaker domestic demand, the government said on Wednesday, Feb. 8.

Continued consolidation in the Corn Market drives prices lower, as Brazil markets play major role.

China fined six companies and individuals involved in illegal experiments, planting and sale of genetically modified crops, according to a notice issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs on Tuesday.

Were these 2 woodpeckers in California just a couple of doomsday preppers living off the grid? Unfortunately, the world may never know.

Cattle continue to build momentum as prices trend higher at the beginning of the week.

The CA plans to set up a regulatory sandbox to live-test new businesses in the information and communications technology sector

CHICAGO—U.S. farmers are planning to boost corn acreage in 2023, eyeing lower prices of fertilizer needed to grow ...

A recent study found that the destructive fall armyworm pest poses a threat to almost all of Africa's maize crop. The majority of the maize grown in Africa is produced in regions with climates that support the pest's seasonal infestations, according to scientists.