In the January 2026 Ag Economists’ Monthly Monitor, farmers, economists and retailers say input prices remain the biggest hurdle to profitability for producers in 2026. When Farm Journal asked ...

Jon Scheve with Scheve Grain thinks the grain markets have transitioned over to trading more of its own fundamentals.

The Fed Govt is allowing changes to biosecurity processes aimed at reducing the time and cost of importing fertiliser from ...

The North Dakota Grain Growers Association is urging federal policymakers to change the rules of a loan program that helps ...

Fertilizer costs surge as global tensions rise. Fuel prices, shipping disruptions and market concentration squeeze farmers.

Reduced and no-till cropping systems have become increasingly more important as sorghum growers recognize the benefits of these systems to soil health, sustainability, yield and profitability in many ...

The Fed Govt will partner with CSBP and Incitec Pivot to underwrite shipments into Australia as the Middle East conflict ...

A disruption in the Strait of Hormuz is moving beyond energy markets and into global food supply chains, with global brokerage firm Goldman Sachs warning that fertiliser shortages and higher ...

Nitrogen prices have nearly doubled since the Iran war, with about a third of seaborne fertiliser trade blocked and Gulf urea ...

Wheat earns a low price, while canola brings the best financial returns. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

Australia could see its food production “halved” within months in a nightmare scenario, with farmers warning they’re already ...