Markets & Quotes

Low temperatures in rural areas expected to dip to 27 to 31 degrees.

After the EU slaps the U.S. with $4 billion in tariffs, the Wine Institute and CEEV urge a de-escalation of tensions.

Both crops have passed the 90% mark this past week.

USMEF and USGC detail many obstacles hindering U.S. agricultural exports.

Corn and wheat face small week-over-week declines.

Corn at nearly $4 and beans at $10 is a nice way to jump into marketing next year’s production.

We have just entered a La Niña phase. It is expected to be a strong one and will last through the winter and into spring. That means warmer and drier-than-normal conditions are expected over the winter.

USDA, Extension partner to host webinars on livestock risk management.

The Indiana Soybean Alliance and Indiana Corn Marketing Council roll out three-year strategic plans.