The stock market, energy sector and commodities such as soybeans and livestock had a violent reaction and were down sharply in reaction to President Trump’s “reciprocal tariffs” and China’s ...

Milk is a major allergen under federal labeling laws, and its accidental presence in products poses a risk to allergic ...

Jim McCormick, AgMarket.Net, says the markets saw risk off selling in response to President Trump's Liberation Day tariff ...

Soaking rain in the northern region has set it up for a strong and early start to winter cropping, while in the south, dry sowing is under way as growers wait for general rain to appear on the ...

Fears that President Trump’s tariff plan could sow more discord on farms pushed down stocks for companies that make and ...

U.S. farmers are expected to plant one of their largest corn crops ever this year, shifting acreage from soybeans amid ...

The USDA is reporting tighter corn stocks, while soybean stocks increased as of March 1, 2025. Corn stocks totaled 8.15 billion bushels, down 2 percent from last year. The December 2024 to February ...

US farmers are boosting corn planting to a five-year high as the looming trade war makes America’s mostly widely grown crop a ...

Global grain stocks are not exactly abundant, but speculators are quickly losing confidence in their bullish Chicago corn ...

--Corn for May delivery fell 1.4% to $4.51 3/4 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade on Wednesday, sliding as traders look towards Monday's Prospective Planting report and anticipate a sizable uptick ...

U.S. corn and wheat futures were under pressure, tumbling after the Trump administration reported a partial ceasefire agreement between Russia and Ukraine.

Change of Pace: Fund traders piled into long positions in CBOT corn futures earlier this year on indications that the U.S. balance sheet would be tighter than previously expected, but those traders ...