Bumper crops and diminished demand for U.S. products are pressuring farmers’ profits.

( NewsNation) — The U.S is on track for a record-breaking corn harvest, but that doesn’t mean farmers are cashing in. Corn ...

U.S. farmers this summer have received the best weather for growing crops in recent memory. But despite a record-sized crop ...

Overall, corn growers got lucky this year with late-season weather that contributed to what is now predicted to be a record ...

"Prices continue to drop and at the same time our farmers are paying significantly more for inputs and equipment." ...

Pro Farmer economist Lane Akre says corn and soybeans posted higher weekly closes and should be able to build on that next ...

Farmers expect record-breaking corn yields, but high supply may lead to lower commodity prices while production costs rise.

The onset of drought and disease are causing growing concerns about the size of the U.S. corn and soybean crops this year. Analysts caution while the crops may be going backward in terms of yield, ...

In Derrick Hoodjer's belief, the farmers did it right. Some planted corn early, some others on their own timetable. All were hopeful. "The biggest thing is, and it's just my opinion a little bit, I ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) projects a record 16.7 billion bushel corn crop this year, threatening to lower ...