Noah Wicks

President Donald Trump is raising fresh doubts about whether the United States will extend the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, even as officials in Canada and Mexico show interest in preserving the deal for another 16 years.

Commodity groups are protesting Monsanto's filing of petitions seeking duties on glyphosate imported from China.

The cost of borrowing money is in focus as the Federal Reserve is set to release details of its latest meeting on Wednesday. The minutes will provide hints on if the central bank is inclined to raise interest rates any time soon.

A shrunken U.S. beef herd has forced meat processors into a bidding war for a dwindling supply of animals, making it harder for them to turn a profit. Some, including Tyson and JBS, have shuttered plants under the strain.

John Deere has agreed to make the same repair tools used by its dealers available to farmers and independent repair shops “on fair and reasonable terms," under a proposed settlement filed Wednesday that seeks to end an antitrust lawsuit brought by the Federal Trade Commission and five state attorneys general.

President Donald Trump has ordered Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to cut off all trade with Spain despite an upward trend of U.S. agricultural exports to the country.

Renewed hostilities between Iran and the U.S. have effectively brought traffic through the Strait of Hormuz “to a halt,” Lloyds List Intelligence said late Thursday.

The Trump Administration on Friday finalized a rule narrowing the prohibition against "taking" endangered species by removing regulatory language allowing federal wildlife agencies to consider how species are harmed by habitat destruction.

Corn, soybean and ethanol groups will gather on Capitol Hill this week as the legislative window for completing top agriculture agenda items narrows.

President Donald Trump says he will address the nation Thursday night as U.S. strikes against Iran accelerate, raising fresh concerns about the potential toll on agriculture and the broader economy.