A shortage of synthetic lysine additive, which is used in feed compounds, has sent soybean meal prices soaring recently.

Gasoline and crude oil futures suffered large selloffs Friday.

U.S. soybean and corn total export shipments through the third week in November in million bushels (mb) vs. those shipments as a percent of the November USDA WASDE export projectio... [Read Full Blog]

The Risk Management Agency made a couple of announcements on Tuesday. One loosened some rules for prevented planting acres and the other one included the roll out of a new program... [Read Full Blog]

Farmers should talk to input suppliers about their plans to prepay for next year's inputs as soon as possible if they're relying on it as a tax strategy in 2021. Shortages are wide... [Read Full Blog]

Several small disturbances will move across the northern tier of the U.S. and southern Canada for the next week.

The deadline for EPA to finalize Renewable Fuel Standard volumes for 2022 has passed, now the biofuels industry waits.

Tips to handle the holiday buzz and winter meetings when your ears are a disability.

Corn prices, processing speeds and beef demand will weigh heavily on the success of this market's rally, but as the market sits today, the bull spreaders aren't fearful of the days... [Read Full Blog]

Precipitation during the next several weeks is going to be paramount to the record production forecast for Brazil soybeans as they enter flowering stages of growth. Full-season cor... [Read Full Blog]

Jerome Powell's second term as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board doesn't look like it will be a lot of fun. Inflation is going strong and financial markets are pricing in an in... [Read Full Blog]

MachineryLink looks at updated Case IH tractors with new features, tool-heavy Toolcats and a Honda autonomous cart tested at a construction site but perhaps someday be a tool aroun... [Read Full Blog]

The spot Canadian dollar reached a fresh low in its short-term down trend on Thursday, while is nearing a range of support last tested in August/September.

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