Markets

The U.S. agriculture industry is confronting a new economic reality as pandemic aid ends, pushing producers into debt as a form of financial relief from high input costs.
As farmers prepare for spring planting season, one of the critical factors influencing their operations is the price of diesel.
After months of declining consumer egg prices, buyers could be facing a sharp increase in costs as prices surge upwards once again.
Last year, the U.S. imported almost $430 billion from Canada.
As farmland real estate values make a notable downward shift, industry experts discuss the underlying causes and potential implications of this cooling trend.
Market analysts, including a chief strategist at Allendale. regard the recent, surprising surge in grain exports from Ukraine with cautious optimism.
According to a dairy industry expert, volatility is likely to continue for the dairy market as for the Smokehouse Creek Fire rages on, now standing at 89% contained.
Turkey’s apple exporters are facing unprecedented challenges, however exporters remain resilient, prioritizing quality and seeking innovative solutions to navigate through turbulent waters.
Cattle producers are shifting their feeding practices as winter temperatures remain unusually mild. Here’s how that is affecting the hay market.
Leaders in the grain industry are preparing to confront a variety of issues head-on, including storage constraints, labor shortages, and persistent supply chain disruptions.
After years of drought, farmers and ranchers in California are finally in the clear, for now. But what does the future hold? Here are some expert predictions.