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The U.S. agricultural sector is entering the second half of the 2026 growing season under a weather signal that has few recent comparisons. July 2026 became the hottest month ever recorded for the contiguous United…
The 2026 U.S. crop outlook is becoming increasingly regional as record heat collides with uneven soil moisture across major agricultural areas. July delivered the hottest month ever recorded for the contiguous United States, with a…
The August crop forecast from the U.S. Department of Agriculture represents one of the most closely monitored agricultural updates before the fall harvest season. Corn and soybean producers across the Midwest use these projections to…
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) acreage projections for 2026 reveal a significant shift in planting decisions across the Midwest, with farmers reducing corn acreage while increasing soybean production. The annual planting adjustment reflects changing…
Imperial Valley sits at the center of a growing water allocation dispute as agricultural irrigation systems compete with proposed technology infrastructure for access to Colorado River resources. The Imperial Irrigation District (IID), which manages one…
Agricultural operations face tight labor markets and rising production costs. Farm managers must evaluate new machinery the same way they assess a top-tier recruit: based on efficiency, skill requirements, and return on investment. The latest…
Today, modern agriculture is facing a huge challenge. We need to feed more people while keeping our natural resources safe. This is the main goal of crop production in the United States. The Certificate in…
Sunlight is the main fuel for a good harvest. This natural power, called photosynthesis in crops, turns sunlight into energy for plants. Plants use this energy to grow. Solar energy conversion creates glucose for plant…
Every American producer wants to make more money each season. Many now use crop price tracking to stay ahead. This helps them understand where prices start and how they change over time. Measuring how much…