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Grain markets are heading into 2026 and 2027 with less cushion than usual — the International Grains Council cut its production forecast by 4 million metric tons, pointing to shrinking corn and wheat inventories as the main concern.

Global wheat stocks just got tighter according to the latest WASDE Report, and with El Niño bearing down on major fall harvest countries, prices could shift significantly by year's end.

Imagine a future where farmers have AI as their right-hand helper, handling the busywork while they focus on growing better crops. It’s coming sooner than you think.

With harvested acreage at a decade low, Midwest winter wheat farmers are feeling the heat.

As farmers gear up for the new season, the USDA's latest report reveals some unexpected twists in crop production.

Wheat stocks are higher than expected, hinting at some shifts in the agricultural landscape. Let's break down what that means for Northwest farmers.

The latest crop report is out, and while most numbers stayed put, sugarcane is seeing a surprising little bump.

USDA raised its outlook for global wheat production by 1.1% in its December WASDE report. The increase was thanks in part to gains in several major growing countries like Canada, Australia, and Russia

June was a quiet month for the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates, better known as the WASDE.   “We didn't have a bunch of last-minute policy changes we had to incorporate in the WASDE," said USDA chief economist Seth Meyer.  "No firm...

USDA’s May World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates, better known as the WASDE, typically draws a lot of interest, since it’s the first look at crop commodity production, use, trade and price trends for the new marketing year.  World Agr...