Going into the final weeks of the year, many growers across the country are shouldering significant financial strain from ...

Hillari Mason with Pro Farmer says farmers had to roll or sell December futures or basis fixed contracts before Wednesday or ...

At the COP30 climate summit currently underway in Belém, Brazil, adapting to climate change impacts is a major focus of ...

They say bread is the food of the gods, and we here at The MV Times couldn’t agree more. Freelance features writer Abby Remer, Managing Editor of Features Nicole Galland, and Features Editor/Writer ...

Bakers, distillers and brewers are looking for grains grown with old-school techniques that help the planet and bring more ...

Continued market uncertainty following the United States' trade dispute with China has led many soybean producers to store ...

The continuing resolution to reopen the government, passed by Congress and signed into law by President Donald Trump Nov. 12, ...

This week’s headlines brought what could be the biggest shift in grain market sentiment we’ve seen all year — a U.S.–China trade agreement that reopens the door for soybean, sorghum and other ...

Grain future markets received a boost late last week as the United States and China improved trade relations. FGIS data showed January soybeans hit a 13-month high Oct. 31 and rose 55 cents for the ...

US #2 YELLOW CORN: EAST 4.5200-4.8200 up 0.1225-up 0.225 avg 4.6700, WEST 3.9200-4.6700 up 0.1725 avg 4.2950, CENTRAL 4.5200-5.1200 dn 0.0275-up 0.3725 avg 4.7575.

Politics, trade, and perception have all swirled together to keep prices alive, Allison Thompson of The Money Farm says. She gives strategies for the situation, while staying alert for future scares.