Corn, soybean and wheat futures fell as harvest pressure, large supplies and mixed export demand put U.S. grain markets back on the defensive.

NOAA sees a 75% chance of a historic El Niño as agriculture faces rising risks to crops, food supplies and global commodity markets.

North Dakota's soybean acreage has more than tripled since 2000 as biofuels and China reshape demand, but weak yields remain the industry's biggest hurdle.

Corn and soybean futures climbed sharply Tuesday as slower harvest progress, weaker crop ratings and firm demand triggered fresh buying in Chicago ...

Corn, soybeans and wheat move higher as harvest trails historical averages and declining crop ratings provide support for grain markets.

Warm, dry weather is helping U.S. fieldwork resume, but USDA data show winter wheat planting and soybean harvest remain well behind normal pace.

U.S.-Mexico trade talks gain importance as farmers seek certainty for exports, commodity markets and North American agricultural supply chains.

U.S. grain markets diverged Monday as wheat rebounded, corn held near $5 and soybeans gained, putting exports, harvest yields and global supply in focus.

A federal judge extended the pause on USDA employee relocations through Oct. 13 as a legal battle puts the department's reorganization under scrutiny.

U.S. farmers entered the 2026/27 marketing year with 2.1 billion bushels of old-crop corn, while higher production costs and financing reshape margins.

Soaring diesel prices are raising corn and soybean harvest costs across the U.S. as states and Washington move to provide farmers with emergency relief.

Corn stocks are surging, harvest is advancing and costs remain high as U.S. farmers brace for a crucial week of USDA reports and market signals.