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Common corn smut is the most likely culprit in many of these cases.

Analysts on the U.S. Farm Report wonder if U.S. corn, soybean farmers will be able to move massive amounts of grain to export markets.

Summer has given way to fall, and with the new season comes football games, pumpkin spice-flavored foodstuffs and cooler weather. And while most farmers don't mind those cooler temperatures, they'd rather ha

That means lower prices for both corn and beans in the near term, which is good news for pork producers.

Soybean farmers hope demand will bolster prices, but pig farmers can expect lower input prices, which spells good news for them.

Kent Nutrition Group (KNG), a division of Kent Corporation (kentww.com), and DEL-uxe Feeds (Deluxe) have entered into an agreement where KNG will acquire the Deluxe organization, including its feed mills, retail busines

Farmers are nervous as to what the next USDA Crop Production report will show. The hashtag #NoYieldTweets has caught fire in on ag Twitter—farmers aren't sharing yield numbers so prices don't drop lowe

A recent Farm Journal poll shows farmers believe corn diseases are a bigger factor in limiting yield than weeds or insects.

The southern states are nearly done with corn and bean harvest, while Midwest states are slightly above the 5-year average.

World Food Prize activities are center stage in Des Moines, Iowa, this week. With the focus on grain and livestock production, it's an opportunity to show what U.S. farmers are doing.

USSEC recently organized a swine nutrition and management training course at the Universidad Polytechnica of Madrid (UPM) in Spain. A group of almost twenty customers from various Eastern European countries including Po

U.S. corn and soybean exports are soaring, thanks to South American weather woes that are hurting crops in Brazil and Argentina, analysts say.

A group of ‚...well‚...unconventional farmers in Washington believe they've found a way to make pork chops better than pot-laced brownies. They're feeding their pigs marijuana.

Could a bumper harvest yield sub $2 corn futures with no disaster on the horizon to offset a record supply of grain?
That is what some people in the market are predicting.

Tornadoes hit central Indiana Wednesday afternoon, flattening fields and damaging buildings. As of 5:50 pm EST, the Indianapolis office of the National Weather Service had issued four tornado warnings, and had declared

The University of Tennessee Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology has released a mobile-friendly disease field guide that will help growers, agents and consultants quickly assess foliar diseases in their soybean

The U.S. corn and soybean crops are expected to be among the largest ever, if not at record levels for the 2016-17 marketing year. The University of Illinois looks at how this outlook impacts storage options.

The nation's farmers are expected to harvest a record soybean crop for a second year in a row, according to USDA's World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report released last week.

As bearish as USDA's estimated 175.1 bpa corn yield sounds, Jerry Gulke says there's no need for growers to panic, given the strong demand numbers also released today.

Not only did the grain and soy shorts go home feeling disappointed and dejected last Friday, they are having a little extra salt rubbed into their wounds this morning. T