Markets
Strait of Hormuz standoff: Will Iran's bold closure threat trigger a global crisis?
Iran eyes closure of Hormuz Strait amid US-Israel attacks, threatening 20% of world oil while weighing economic self-harm and military retaliation.
Crops
Silent Invasion: Killer bees are swarming across the U.S.-are you next?
Africanized "killer" bees-hybrids known for their extreme defensiveness-are expanding rapidly across several U.S. states. Experts warn these swarms can chase intruders up to 400m and pose a rising public safety concern, especially in southern regions. Authorities urge increased awareness and preparedness.
News
Breaking: U.S. Joins Israel's Pre-emptive Strike on Iran - What Happens Next?
In a dramatic escalation, U.S. forces joined Israel in striking Iran's underground nuclear facilities today, prompting global alarm. What prompted this move, and how could Tehran ?
Weather
Historic drought pushes up coffee, wheat and beef prices
A prolonged drought in the U.S. and South America is driving commodity costs higher. How far will the impact reach in agriculture and consumer prices?
Tecnology
16 Billion Credentials Exposed: The grand blueprint for cyberattacks and U.S. Agriculture at risk
A massive leak of credentials-impacting platforms like Google, Apple, and Meta-is now threatening digital systems in agriculture. What does this mean for rural cybersecurity and U.S. food supply chains?
News
Bombs, Bunkers and Diplomacy: How Far Will Trump Go in the Middle East?
As Iran and Israel escalate their attacks with hundreds of casualties, the world watches anxiously to see if Donald Trump will activate the U.S. military.
Markets
Canada may raise steel and aluminum tariffs over trade negotiations, says PM Carney
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney warned that tariffs on U.S. steel and aluminum could increase starting July21 if trade talks with President Trump don't yield a deal-potentially reshaping automotive and farming supply chains.
Livestock
USDA weighs poultry vaccination plan to combat bird flu and support producers
About 175 million birds have been culled since 2022 amid avian flu outbreaks. The USDA is considering a vaccination program for chicks, including boosters and rigorous testing, while safeguarding export markets.
Politics
USDA data signals monopoly threat in rural grocery networks
New USDA findings show alarming levels of grocery market concentration in rural areas. The trend jeopardizes farmer incomes, local food systems, and community resilience.
News
Kroger closures in texas: A quiet blow to U.S. Farmers?
As Kroger shutters a McKinney location and plans dozens more closures, the move subtly affects the agricultural supply chain, fresh-produce markets, and rural households.
Agricultura
El campo se blinda con máquinas: una campaña bajo fuego cruzado económico y climático
El agro argentino enfrenta una campaña marcada por la incertidumbre global, la presión financiera y el avance de maquinaria importada. A pesar de los riesgos, el sector redobla la apuesta en tecnología para mantener la competitividad.
Livestock
Progressive cattle producers: Uncover the game-changing strategies shaping beef's future
In our newsroom: explore how forward-thinking beef producers are redefining ranch management through cutting-edge techniques, tackling industry challenges and positioning themselves at the frontier of sustainable livestock production.
News
With no major breakthroughs, is U.S. Ag still vulnerable?
Two months into the tariff pause, U.S. agriculture remains "treading water," says economist Chad Hart. Amid resilient exports and lagging pre-sales, farmers face an uncertain summer before the pause ends July8.
Livestock
Record beef prices: Why Is ground beef so expensive right now?
Beef is 40% more expensive than a year ago, reaching historic highs. From cattle shortages to strong global demand, we break down what's driving up costs and what it means for consumers and producers alike.
Cattle
Shielding cattle from heat: Critical steps to avoid health risks
As intense heatwaves push temperatures into the triple digits, cattle producers face urgent challenges: heat stress harms weight gain, increases illness, and can even lead to death. Effective mitigation strategies are essential to maintain herd health and profitability.
Crops
Fertilizer prices flatline: What this means for farmer profitability
With fertilizer prices no longer rising-but still elevated-U.S. farmers face a tight margin squeeze. A stabilizing input cost delivers some relief, yet profitability hinges on volatile crop markets and ambitious farm bill reforms.
Crops
When amber waves fade: Heartland wheat farms at a crossroads
Despite rich soil and robust yields, U.S. Great Plains farmers are opting to leave wheat unharvested or feed it to cattle, as prices plummet to five-year lows-threatening the legacy of "amber waves of grain.
Weather
Storm Alert: Severe thunderstorms threaten agriculture on Long Island
Severe storms predicted for Long Island today could bring hail, wind, and flooding-posing major threats to local farmers, crop yields, and agricultural infrastructure.
Life Style
Luxury Georgia Estate boasts private go-kart track
Imagine owning a sprawling 357-acre estate in Hampton, Georgia, complete with a custom go-kart track and state-of-the-art amenities-for $11.5million.
Cars
GM's V8 power move: A boost for U.S. Agriculture
GM invests $888million in its Tonawanda plant to build a new V8 engine, defying the industry's shift to V6s. A bold move with deep roots in U.S. agriculture.
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