Some farmers on social media have suggested the U.S. might be out of corn because of high basis bid values in the Corn Belt. Jon Scheve thinks the inverses in futures and the basis market during the summer are the cause.

Thanks to many hours in physical therapy, Aidan Dinderman walked into the ring without his walker this summer. Unfortunately, he did fall, but he got back up and continued to show his calf. “He is a reminder of what we all need to do when we fall down,” says his mom, Kristi. “Get up and keep going.”

Based on history, interest rates could remain elevated for three to four years, which means it would be late 2025, at the earliest, before rates return to previous levels.

It's no wonder farmers experience higher levels of anxiety and depression because of the many factors they deal with that are out of their control. But how does that affect their family? A new study sheds light.