CHS is planning to close or sell three Minnesota grain elevators after the fall harvest as the state’s grain supply chain has ...

Farmers for Soil Health resumes enrollment with higher payments and shorter contracts, while Minnesota's low-interest loan ...

Minnesota leads the country in farm bankruptcies in the first quarter of 2026. For several years, costs for fertilizer and ...

CHS's plans to shutter three southeast Minnesota grain elevators following the 2026 harvest is a move that farm leaders and ...

From dropping phosphorus to switching from corn acres to soybeans, growers are navigating a difficult "recipe for success" as fertilizer prices remain high and grain markets soften.

Minnesota’s agriculture leaders said the trade deals struck on President Donald Trump’s trip to China are encouraging. But ...

Watch Minnesota farmer Darin Johnson recall challenges faced during planting season and describe his replanting strategy for ...

Minnesota farmers experienced a modest financial rebound in 2025 as net farm incomes improved from extremely low profit levels recorded in 2024. According to data from the University of Minnesota and ...

Based on the May 26 USDA Crop Progress Report, 38% of the primary crop production area in the U.S. reported “short” or “very short” top soil moisture levels.

Minnesota farmers say they're cautiously optimistic after President Donald Trump announced a deal with Beijing to buy more soybeans.

"While agriculture land values grew by 3% in several Midwest states year over year, a new report from the Federal Reserve ...