Ag Economy

As farmers gear up for summer, many are feeling the heat from rising costs and tight budgets. It's a tough season ahead for our producers.

Farmers are feeling the squeeze as costs rise and trade tensions linger. What's being done to lighten this load?

Rural communities are feeling the pinch as economic indicators continue to slide. Let’s take a closer look at what’s happening out there.

Imagine pouring your heart into the land, only to face rising costs and the feeling that your voice isn't being heard. That's the reality for many farmers nationwide.

Heidi Heitkamp draws from her past, reminding us that not every seemingly golden opportunity shines bright.

Recent studies by North Dakota State University revealed that U.S. tariffs and resulting retaliatory actions are driving significant economic losses for American agriculture.

Trade tensions appear to be slowly thawing between the United States and China, following last week’s meeting in Beijing

Cargill has stopped paying approximately 1,700 employees at its beef processing facility in Fort Morgan, CO, as a labor dispute continues to escalate.

Farmers might feel a little more empowered after a recent court ruling involving John Deere and their right to repair.

Rising costs are weighing heavily on our local farmers, and their frustrations with federal policies are more palpable than ever.