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.

While Congress spent most of the fall perfecting the useless art of finger-pointing, the ag economists, farm finance experts and ag policy wonks at farmdocDAILY kept grinding through the season's farm news and numbers to understand what it all might mean for farmers and ranchers in 2026.

When we talk with farmers across the country, from cotton fields in Mississippi and cornfields in Iowa to apple orchards in Washington, the theme is the same: uncertainty.

Signup will continue through April 30, 2026, for Stage 2 of the Supplemental Disaster Relief Program at local Farm Service Agency offices.

Oliver Sloup on Markets on the Move: grain and livestock markets came alive in today's trade, counter to what many traders may have been expecting. Can the rallies continue when we come back to work on Friday?

Thanksgiving is forecast to be colder and with more snow than usual across large swathes of the U.S., threatening to snarl what the AAA is projecting to be record holiday traffic.

When we talk with farmers across the country, from cotton fields in Mississippi and cornfields in Iowa to apple orchards in Washington, the theme is the same: uncertainty.

Farming has always taken resilience. But it takes honesty, too. Honesty about the stress, worry and exhaustion, which so many farmers and ranchers carry quietly.

Farm management analyst Kent Thiesse shares a closer look at what's changed with the recent continuing resolution that extended the 2018 Farm Bill for another year.

Earnest lists the benefits to physical and mental health associated with having a dog.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program feeds more than 41 million people in America every month. That's roughly one in eight people in this country.

Every challenge is an opportunity. That lesson learned growing up on my family's farm and now as editor of the AgriNews publications has served me well in my life and my livelihood.

Farm management analyst Kent Thiesse discusses what producers can expect in making a return to FSA offices following a reopening on Oct. 23.

Breaking down USDA's new plan, beef demand and the cattle market.

Market failure is an economic term. It occurs when what should be a freely functioning market fails to reach an efficient and equitable allocation of resources.

Beleaguered US soybean producers received good news this weekend with signs of progress in trade talks between the United States and China, and the signing of trade deals with several countries in Southeast Asia.

Since 1976, there have been 21 shutdowns of the federal government, though most have been quite short; the 2025 shutdown is now one of the longest in history.