Todd Neeley

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Settlement talks between the U.S. government and nearly 400 Missouri River farmers over repeated flooding have collapsed, while three farmers awarded millions remain unpaid.

John Deere settled with the Federal Trade Commission and five states, requiring the company to provide independent repair shops and equipment owners nationwide with full access to its repair tools and resources.

Recent Sales Results From Buchanan County, Iowa; Barber County, Kansas; Garden County, Nebraska; and Beadle County, South Dakota

The Center for Biological Diversity petitioned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to require cancer warning labels on pesticide products containing more than 100 active ingredients.

A new poll conducted on behalf of the Renewable Fuels Association found wide support among registered voters polled for permanent, national E15 and legislation to make that happen.

Oklahoma reached a $41.7 million settlement with six poultry companies over a 21-year lawsuit alleging phosphorous and bacteria pollution in the Illinois River watershed.

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USDA proposes major updates to a 1978 foreign land disclosure law, lowering reporting thresholds and expanding requirements, potentially affecting farms and agribusinesses with minority foreign investors.

Monsanto withdrew its petition seeking antidumping duties on Chinese glyphosate imports after farm groups strongly criticized the move as harmful to struggling farmers.