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USDA meteorologists warn high temps and dry conditions are cause for concern over the next few days.
From tar spot and white mold to Soybean Cyst Nematodes—current weather patterns are making things tough of soybean producers when it comes to battling increasing crop disease pressure.
According to the USDA, more than half of harvested U.S. crops are grown from seed with at least one modified trait.
The popular fuel used to run farming equipment has increased by 22 cents in just a week.
Dr. Scott Brown with the University of Missouri says there will be some key things to look out for that will indicate a return to normal beef herd levels, which is unlikely to happen until Jan. 2024.
USDA Deputy Secretary Xochitl Torres Small points to her prior experience in Congress as a way she can help lawmakers craft the Farm Bill if they need help.