Agricultural Studies & Research
Arlan Suderman of StoneX joined market specialist Tony St. James to discuss the USDA’s October WASDE report and its implications for corn, soybeans, cotton, and commodity demand.
Weakening wells could put costly irrigation investments at risk across the southern High Plains.
The orchard along the Tennessee-Alabama border combines fruit production with agritourism.
The program will offer more funding and give states greater flexibility in choosing eligible practices.
Purdue’s Ag Economy Barometer shows farmer sentiment fell 12 points in September, with input costs as the top concern for a record 52 percent of respondents.
Lawmakers say import surges are driving down U.S. avocado prices and threatening domestic production.
Farmers who bought fertilizer early for the 2026 crop may not have the same advantage next year.
Planes are dispersing sterile flies in targeted areas of Mexico and New Mexico
Weaker pork demand and rising feed costs could put more pressure on producer margins in 2027.