As the old saying goes, U.S. farmers love to plant corn. But in 2025, they might be loving it a bit more than usual.

It is not the agricultural market setup one might anticipate: speculators are ending the year long corn just after U.S.

Higher interest rates and lower corn, soybean prices cut Iowa farmland values in ISU survey for the first time in 5 years.

Allison Thompson of The Money Farm explains why continued supply concerns, changing trade policy and weather are the things ...

The chief economist Indiana Farm Bureau’s says declines in commodity prices are causing farmer concerns. Todd Davis says the ...

The US dollar index sat at a two-year high after the Federal Reserve this week cut interest rates and signalled a slower ...

Corn production in the EU has been under pressure this year. Output is estimated at 58.8mt, down 4.3% YoY and the third ...

Farmers are in need of economic aid due to a third year of losses on every acre they plant, continued inflation and a bleak ...

WASDE Report shows a 2024-2025 U.S. corn outlook of greater corn used for ethanol, larger exports, and lower ending stocks.

Cropland is still expensive and overpriced at an average of about $11,500 per acre, but average values declined about 3 ...