A rally during the holidays isn’t automatically bullish, just as weakness isn’t automatically bearish. Allison Thompson explains why holiday markets don't behave like normal markets.

Generally, the added cost of the tariffs gets added on to prices that businesses or consumers pay for the end products, or it increases the cost of materials and inputs for manufacturers and farmers.

Emily grew up on a corn, soybean and wheat farm in southern Ohio where her family also raises goats. After graduating from ...

While wheat production in the United States was strong this year, it was also strong in competitive countries.

The Trade Cheating Restitution Act of 2025, would support American honey producers and producers of other commodities who have been harmed by unfair trade practices, primarily by China. This ...

Lamb prices are up a bit, with increased demand throughout the country. The demand for lamb is specifically being seen in the ...

Mike Pedersen has been hosting Christmas caroling at his old general store in Nora, South Dakota, for 36 years. The town of just two people welcomes thousands of Christmas carolers each year.

Renewable energy systems can help reduce energy costs, but policy decisions are reducing the potential benefits, say two west ...

Perdue, 33, will be the youngest person to ever hold that position for the state's largest ag organization and the largest ...

“The land rental rate increases or decreases are highly correlated to farm income from the previous year, which are driven by ...

Columnist Mychal Wilmes recalls watching his brother drive away, leaving his family to tackle farm chores as the 'Super Bowl Blizzard' began, 50 years ago.