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Western Corn Belt yields remain a concern due to Summer heat and drought.

Recession fears continue to trickle into the beef market as traders predict a decrease in demand.

Once synonymous with tinned food, corn is now a regular part of the British diet

Sam Eathington, executive vice president at Corteva Agriscience, calls for sustainable innovation and collaboration at the 2022 Future of Food and Farming Summit.

New York Mercantile Exchange oil futures and Brent traded on the Intercontinental Exchange softened early Monday.

U.S. Grains Council says corn exports in the new marketing year are off to a slow start.

Left-leaning groups want to include millions of pretend people in the real-life 2010 Census. It almost happened in 2000. This time, they might get their way.

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The agreement follows a 2019 two-year agreement for over $2.2 billion in crop sales. The intended sales will take place over 2023 and 2024.

The tragic accident happened at an Amish family farm in Pennsylvania, and highlights the dangers of silo storage facilities.