Midwest

To help with high fertilizer prices, a Midwest soil scientist recommends farmers test their soil. They may have higher than...

When I was in grade school, I used to walk the short distance home for dinner around noon. After school,...

Buckwheat chocolate croissants at Publican Quality Bread, loaves of sunflower rye and limpa bread at Lost Larson, sourdough muffins, cookies...

Oil had its best week since March following OPEC+ supply cuts, whilst gasoil time spreads have surged due to ongoing...

The world is parched. In California, a record heat wave has exacerbated the western US’s worst drought in centuries. Water...

Drought is shrinking crops from the U.S. Farm Belt to China’s Yangtze River basin, ratcheting up fears of global hunger...

For several years, Farmfest has been a major event for discussing key issues affecting farm families, the ag industry and...

By Gus Trompiz and Naveen Thukral PARIS/SINGAPORE, June 22 (Reuters) - Chicago wheat regained ground on Wednesday after tumbling nearly...

Farmland changes hands all the time. Not every piece every day, obviously, but somewhere, many days, farmland is changing hands....

The United States and the Netherlands are two of the world's largest exporters of agricultural produce. But despite producing large...