MAHA's success hinges on timely pesticide access. EPA delays put crop yields, food prices, and U.S. food security at risk.

Farm management analyst Kent Thiesse shares some tips on understanding the differences available in crop insurance options for producers.

Farmers and ranchers are setting bold, practical policy goals for 2026-rooted in survival, stewardship, and sustainability.

The era of Washington-led globalization may be ending-not with a bang, but with a coalition.

The absence of a new Farm Bill deepens a silent crisis in America's farming heartland, leaving growers without a safety net.

While agribusiness giants thrive, real farmers face delays, red tape, and broken promises. Crop insurance must serve those who feed us.

Brady Janzen, a partner in Riverview LLP, explains why the Minnesota-based ag company reached an agreement with the Arizona Attorney General's Office over water usage.

The fog that set in between Christmas and New Year's in central North Dakota was hard to escape, both physically and metaphorically, Jenny Schlecht says.

Are payment amounts for various crops equitable in the bridge assistance program?

If you live on a farm with ample opportunities for manual labor, you're probably not making New Year's resolutions about physical fitness. At least we didn't back in the day.

It's fair to say that 2025 has been a year of meaningful progress for agriculture, on top of some very big challenges. Farm Bureau helped farmers and ranchers across the country navigate the roller-coaster ride.

Offers his top 5 agriculture topics of 2025 and some insight on why they stick out

Ann Bailey ponders what Christmas was like for the generations who lived in her home before her and is thankful for the memories she and her children have of their family and its holiday traditions.

Today's WASDE report gave corn a leg higher, with prices back at the top end of the range and knocking on the door of a technical breakout.

There were very few opportunities to market corn and soybeans at profitable prices during 2025, and sugarbeet producers had one of their worst profit years in decades.

Mychal Wilmes writes how all the preparations for Thanksgiving were perhaps unnecessary, but oh so much a part of tradition as the farm welcomed in family for the holidays.

The "Big 4" packers are on trial to determine if they suppress cattle bids in a thin cash market, underpay farmers and ranchers, and control what consumers pay for beef.