In the latest installment of the European Conservatives and Reformist Party’s “Europe Debates” series, agricultural leaders from the European Union and United States discussed the EU’s new Farm to Fork … Read More

Earlier this month, the USDA announced additional commodities are eligible for CFAP, expanded eligibility for certain crops and corrected payment rates for others. Additional details can be found on our … Read More

Americans’ thirst for cheap milk – and grocers’ rush to provide it – are remaking the centuries-old dairy industry. When supermarket shoppers reach for white gallon jugs these days, most … Read More

With nearly seven months gone, an ambitious $36.5 billion target for Chinese imports of U.S. farm goods this year may not be quite out of reach, but it’s looking like … Read More

Farmland has become steadily more expensive, and the pool of farmers and their heirs who can afford to buy it is shrinking. Yet there’s a growing appetite for it among … Read More

Seafood vessels and processing plants have become hotspots for the virus in coastal states like Alaska where fishing is a critical industry – similar to the spate of outbreaks at … Read More

Corn prices in China are soaring, which could be good news for American farmers. As China’s formerly bloated stockpiles shrink, prices have climbed to a five-year high. (Wall Street Journal)

Soybean futures lower in overnight trading; ethanol production surges to highest level in four months; flood warnings, watches in effect for parts of several midwestern states. (Successful Farming)

Chinese buyers booked their single biggest purchase of U.S. corn ever, extending their flurry of large purchases of American agricultural goods even as tensions between Washington and Beijing rise. The … Read More

Illinois Farm Bureau, Illinois Specialty Growers Association, and University of Illinois Extension are hosting a call to discuss best practices for your Agritourism or Pick Your Own Operation to operate … Read More