China has announced additional tariffs of 10-15% on certain U.S. imports, intensifying trade tensions. This move follows ...

Cotton is the big news maker today ... “I’m more bullish on corn because of the domestic demand. Demand is off the charts. A lot of people want to compare corn production to 1995-96 markets.

Inflation has ticked up again, and though the rate has decreased from its 2021 high of 9.1%, investors and consumers are warily watching renewed price hike risks. Computer Trading Corporation chief ...

China has decreased its reliance on imports of U.S. farm goods since the trade war during President Donald Trump's first term ...

China announced it will impose additional tariffs of up to 15% on imports American chicken, pork, soy and beef, after Trump ...

Prices for corn and soybeans, as well as other major crops such as wheat and cotton, are low enough that American farmers will struggle to turn much of a profit with any of them, economists said.

Row crops have been on a slide in anticipation of tariffs, with corn falling for six consecutive sessions, shedding nearly 11% in that time. Soybeans have fallen 6% in that same period, and wheat has ...