Congressman Sorensen Responds to President Trump’s Tariffs Announcement

While it was not unexpected, the resulting cloud of concern following the administration’s tariff announcement is not without fallout—in the form of continued market uncertainty, the threat of lost business

With the warmer temperatures hitting the Midwest, those winter annuals in the fields are starting to come back to life, but are nothing new to the farmers, says West Central

Whether farmers are ready to or not, the question of what’s in store for the next generation is important when planning for the future of an operation. As farmers continue

China’s investments in Brazilian infrastructure have helped open the door for increased efficiency and increased acres in production. Dan Bowman, grain merchandiser with Archer Daniels Midland adds trade relations between

This April, students in central and west central Illinois communities will compete against each other during the annual Environment competition. Shawnee Sheehan, research conservationist with the Warren County Soil and

As production in South America continues to ramp up, grain producers and sellers in the United States are discussing possible shifts in markets for crops. Cody Forde, grain originator with