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The American Farm Bureau Federation is throwing its support behind legislation that would benefit fruit and vegetable growers....More

Live cattle futures started the year with enthusiasm, but have deflated since....More

Agricultural interests are backing the Senate’s immigration reform legislation....More

The U.S. soy industry needs a transportation system that runs smoothly in order to move soybeans to markets....More

The latest forecast for 2012/13 world cotton stocks indicates that global ending stocks will rise by a remarkable 77 percent (35.8 million bales) in only 3 years....More

China is estimated to import 16.5 million bales in 2012/13, down 33 percent from the preceding year....More

With parity returning to commodity markets, corn is taking on a bearish look...More

Farmers have a lot of capital at risk and need a five-year farm bill to help make decisions....More

New crop corn fundamentals are headed in the wrong direction with demand dropping and the potential for a large crop this fall....More

Beginning April 8, trading hours in the CBOT grain and oilseed and KCBT wheat markets were reduced from 21 hours to 17.5 hours....More

Senate Bill 50 creates an administrative framework, to be managed by the Kentucky Department of Agriculture, for industrial hemp production in Kentucky....More