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USDA has bumped exports and production in old crop cotton, while raising corn ending stocks to a surprisingly low 757 million bushels....More

The FDA will conduct inspections of the nation’s cantaloupe packinghouses with hopes of eliminating foodborne outbreaks traced back to the melons....More

You have to get some mud on your boots to experience the pace of change in Chinese agriculture....More

While it’s still early to make any hard and fast predictions on the 2013 U.S. peanut crop, it’s fairly certain there will be a significant decrease in planted acreage, even if increased export sales to China are realized....More

Corn contracts went limit down in late March on a bearish quarterly stocks report released by USDA....More

If you’ve switched much of your cotton acreage over to corn this season, and you’ve sold corn, you’re probably in good shape going into harvest next fall....More

By now, all adjectives have been used for the 2012 U.S. peanut crop — phenomenal, warehouse-buster, record-breaker....More

Cotton prices slip, it’s called a correction....More

Oil roasted salted peanuts are now certified heart-healthy by the American Heart Association as a part of an overall healthy eating pattern. The Heart Check mark may now appear on their packages, making them a great snack for National Nutrition Month and National Peanut Month during March.

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Kelli Merritt has reason to believe China may hold on to its huge reserve of cotton for a while....More

When it came time to strike out on his own, Derry Bone traded pasture land for ponds.

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