If U.S. products get too expensive in China, American farmers are worried about losing a key market for things like chicken feet that people in many other countries don’t eat but are hugely popular in China.

As spring approaches, many farmers are unsure what crops they should plant and what the effect of tariffs could be.

Much of the food distributed by USAID comes from small farms across the U.S.

Soybean supplies are up because soybean production is up. And soybean production is up because of China’s demand for it.

The Federal Reserve’s easing of interest rates may be one factor that turned the mood around. Another could be the election.

Researchers at Cornell University are putting together weekly pricing reports that will help farmers set prices for farmers markets.

The farm bill’s current price thresholds don’t reflect higher production costs like gas, machinery and chemicals, all of which have gotten more expensive.

Purdue’s Farmer Sentiment Index hit an 8-year low in August.

The average age of farmers is increasing as young aspiring farmers face financial barrier to starting up.

Farmers across Germany are continuing a weeklong protest of the government’s plan to revoke key economic and agricultural tax policies by blocking major roads and highways across the country.