One woman died, two people were feared missing and 87 were rescued following a migrant shipwreck off the Italian island of ...

Interviews with farmers and analysts across Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska revealed a vast disparity in profit for wheat ...

Soybeans reluctantly followed corn and wheat with planting nationally at 66%, which is 13% ahead of average and rains falling in dry areas of the Western Corn Belt.

Kansas farmer Jesse Blasi created a one-mile-wide anniversary message in a Kansas wheat field for his wife of 20 years ...

Farmers in the northern Plains will plant more acres of corn and soybeans and fewer acres of spring wheat in 2023, the U.S. Department of Agriculture says in its March 31 Prospective Plantings.

In 2016, Washington farmers harvested about 93,000 acres of sweet corn and roughly 200,000 acres of field corn. Washington, California, Florida, New York and Georgia grow the most sweet corn.

GMO wheat is not approved for sale in the U.S. Above, a wheat field in Arkansas. ... or Roundup — just as it created "Roundup Ready" corn, soybeans, cotton and canola.

Research on wheat totals perhaps $150 million a year industrywide, while a single big seed company might spend that much just on corn, said Steve Joehl, director of research and technology at the ...

Corn and soybeans had an impressive back half of the week after starting the week under pressure. Yesterday's higher trade made it three consecutive days of gains for both.

While there’s more demand for corn over soybeans this year, Elliott says tariff talk and trade disruptions are putting pressure on prices for both crops, as well as wheat.

DEBRE ZEIT, Ethiopia – Bedlu Mamo stood in middle of his field in Ethiopia and cast a wary eye at the new variety of wheat he planted for the first time. "The price is good, better than what we ...

For corn especially, rain in June and July is critical as the crops tassel and pollinate. One field over, Barton’s soybeans weren’t much better. In 2023, Barton yielded 90 bushels of soybeans ...