The tightening supply trend is unlikely to change in Q4.

Canola is becoming a more attractive crop to grow for more reasons than one.

2025 is a particularly tough year for the California citrus market, but there are ways growers can stay cost-competitive.

Corn export commitments for the 2025/26 marketing year are record high, though a hot start doesn’t guarantee a hot finish.

Breeding to beef is indirectly raising milk output while a milk fat surplus could lead to lower prices paid.

Current hay inventory has been outpacing demand growth, and even larger inventories are likely in the near term.

Potential tariff impacts as well as global factors could push overall crop production costs higher in 2026.

A trade deal with China may lift soybean prices briefly, but farmers should prepare for long-term shifts.

Big sugar supplies will put downward pressure on prices this year as consumption falls to a 10-year low.

With opportunities to secure profits in both 2025 and 2026, hog producers should prioritize rebuilding balance sheets and working capital.

Market fundamentals appear to be working in the walnut grower’s favor, with a higher price likely on the horizon.

The economic environment isn’t giving wine sales much of a reprieve.