Smoking Hot Land Prices Continue to Soar, no Softening in Sight

Myths Versus Facts of Modern Farms

Let’s bust through some outdated ways of thinking about farming today.

Smoking Hot Land Prices Continue to Soar, no Softening in Sight

Farmland in parts of Iowa, Minnesota and Nebraska, for example, have seen 30% to 40% year-over-year moves up in price. One expert sees no land price weakness anywhere in the U.S. but shares how that could change.

Zippy Duvall: U.S. Farmers Need Labor, Not More Double-Crop Soybean Acres in Illinois

immigration reform and year-round work permits, Waters of the U.S. concerns and support for the new Climate-Smart Commodities Program.

Two Reasons to Keep U.S. Tariffs on Chinese Imports

Pro Farmer's Jim Wiesemeyer is told U.S. lawmakers want Chinese import tariffs knocked down to minimize inflationary pressure. USTR Katherine Tai says tariff adjustments aren't likely, but are on the table.