Agriculture Markets

Corn soybean stocks show larger old-crop corn supplies, tighter soybean carryover, and cautious signals for 2026 farm planning.

A Westminster case shows how Precision Fertilizer Management can reduce nutrient risk under high fertilizer prices and regulatory limits.

How Central Appalachian farmers used grants, technical assistance, and food infrastructure to reach stronger regional markets sustainably.

Record diesel prices are forcing the U.S. government to take an unusual step as farmers enter one of the most fuel-intensive periods of the agricultural calendar. On October 5, 2026, President Donald Trump signed an… 

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is putting substantially more money behind regenerative agriculture as farmers face rising production costs, soil-health concerns and increasing pressure to improve the long-term productivity of working land. On September 29,… 

Organic acreage trends show demand is rising, but land, water, transition costs, and data revisions keep expansion uneven for farmers.

Corn Soybean Trends from USDA data show lower corn acres, higher soybean acres, and careful signals for farm planning.

The U.S. corn market entered the 2026 harvest with far more old-crop grain in storage than traders expected. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reported September 30 that corn stocks in all positions totaled 2.095 billion… 

The U.S. hog industry entered September with fewer animals on farms than a year earlier, giving pork producers and meat markets a new supply signal as the industry moves into the final months of 2026.…