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Oil prices are climbing again, sending ripples through the economy. What's behind this most recent increase?

The closure of a key shipping route has farmers bracing for impact. Prices are rising.

About one-third of the world’s fertilizer and a fifth of its oil moves out of the Gulf through the Strait. That’s raised fuel, fertilizer, and food prices.

The cost of keeping crops healthy is seeing a steep climb, thanks to the ongoing war with Iran.

As winter wheat growers gear up for the 2026 season, they’re facing some tough realities, especially with unpredictable markets and unsettling weather conditions in the Midwest.

As tensions rise overseas, it seems our wallets are feeling the heat at the gas pump—let's break down what’s happening with fuel prices.

Even with the recent drop in oil prices, farmers are still feeling the pinch. Let’s unpack how shipping issues are affecting local crops.

As oil prices climb higher, you might notice your next trip to the gas station feeling a little more painful than usual.

As tensions rise and fall overseas, so do oil prices. A recent ceasefire brought a brief dip—now, prices are back on the upswing. Here's the scoop.

From 2,000 to 300,000 acres, the shift in farmland ownership is alarming—and it’s raising eyebrows all around Washington D.C.