U.S. corn, soybean and wheat futures fell Tuesday as USDA supply forecasts, uneven export demand and harvest delays kept grain markets under pressure.

India's trade expansion could add $140 billion to its economy by 2035, reshaping global markets and raising new challenges for U.S. agriculture.

Democrats face six hurdles ahead of the November midterms, as tight congressional races raise questions about the future of U.S. farm policy and trade rules.

USDA farm payments are reaching record levels as diesel costs surge, but uneven state benefits leave many U.S. growers facing mounting financial pressure.

Brent crude tops $105 as Trump's Russian diesel deal raises concerns over fuel prices, fertilizer costs and farm profitability across U.S. agriculture.

Columbus Day 2026 falls on Monday, October 12, closing federal offices and postal services while stock markets, major retailers and pharmacies remain open.

U.S. corn harvest advances with yields topping 17 tons per hectare, while rain, crop diseases and rising field costs challenge farmers across key regions.

Lower urea offers in India signal shifting global fertilizer trade, with potential implications for farm input costs in the U.S., Brazil and Argentina.

After striking Florida as a Category 2 hurricane, Isaias threatens the eastern US with flooding, damaging winds and tornadoes, putting farms and infrastructure at risk.

Indian crop protection manufacturers expand global partnerships, creating new sourcing opportunities and competitive challenges for the U.S. market.

U.S. nitrogen prices are climbing again, adding pressure to farm input costs and sharpening the corn-versus-soybean profitability debate for 2027.

The pressure was particularly evident in soybeans, where uncertainty surrounding U.S.-China agricultural trade added to expectations of faster harvest progress. Corn futures also surrendered early ...