The 34% reciprocal tariff announced by China on Friday is in addition to the original 20% retaliatory tariff China issued in ...

Garrett Toay, AgTraderTalk, says soybeans, livestock and outside markets all had a negative response to China imposing ...

Many seed beans were hammered by heat and drought at harvest last year, leading to a variety of seed quality this season, ...

The energy market are under pressure from a perfect storm of supply increases, economic anxiety, and evolving geopolitical ...

B&M Crop Consulting co-owner and Farm Journal field agronomist Missy Bauer offers a few pointers to make sure your planter is ...

Of all the directions President Trump could have gone on "Liberation Day," Canadian Shaun Haney says it was a real win for ...

The first few hours of a calf’s life are critical to its success. Sometimes when producers need to intervene, the new mom ...

Scott Varilek, Kooima Kooima Varilek, says the panic selling continues as China has hit back with a 34% retaliatory tariff on ...

Farmers try to prepare for anything and everything, but the truth is that we never know what to expect from the weather, war, ...

It would be great to make a deal, we are more open to technology and look to end trade uncertainty for both sides benefit.

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 ...