Amber Weaver

Freight costs are increasing out of one of Brazil’s major southern ports due to the “biblical flooding” obscuring rail and road passages to and from Rio Grande Do Sul.

Students at Tennessee Tech University pitched their business ideas and competed for more than $20,000 in scholarships at the annual Eagle Works Innovation and Entrepreneurship competition, and an agriculture board game took home the first place prize!

Severe Weather Season: How April 2024 is one for the record books

E15 Summer Access: The importance and benefits for consumers and rural America

According to the latest U.S. Drought Monitor, no part of Iowa is experiencing extreme levels of drought for the first time in nearly two years.

According to USDA experts, Brazil and Argentina’s large drop in corn production has more to do with the economics of corn markets than impacts from weather.

May is full of celebrations in the agricultural world: National Beef Month, Mental Health Awareness Month, and World Trade Month!

Farm groups and lawmakers, including U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley, continue to speak out about the Biden Administration’s modified GREET Model.

After years of drought, farmers across U.S. farm country are getting so much rainfall that it’s dampening their spring planting progress later into the season.

Cattle producers recently promoted U.S. beef on a trip to Japan and Korea with the U.S. Meat Export Federation.