Prolonged wet weather in parts of the Corn Belt is leading to issues with mold, fungus and disease as harvest ramps up.

A central Kansas farmer says it’s been a sluggish and disappointing start to soybean harvest. Rick Schlender says yields are well below trend-line from this year’s drought. “The heat during pod set ...

Soybean discoloration may be a sign of several different issues caused by wet weather that could hurt farmers at the elevator ...

North Central Ohio saw about 5.5 inches of rain from early September through the first week of October, which was more than ...

Northeast Iowa’s harvest season is just getting underway, but recent poor weather and elevated price tags on inputs such as diesel and fertilizer have put a strain on farmers as ...

It takes diesel fuel to bring in the harvest: from the equipment used in the fields, to trucks hauling the crops. Now, with ...

Harvest time has begun in the Midwest, but this year's yield fell below expectations after an exceedingly wet and stormy spring and summer. From flood damage to wind damage, crops, especially corn, ...

Sprouting corn and colorful soybeans are showing up in some fields as combines roll across South Dakota, Iowa and Missouri.

With Ohio farmers in the middle of harvest and facing sharply higher diesel costs, the Ohio Soybean Association (OSA) is ...

07 October 2026, Mato Grosso: Brazil’s national supply agency, Conab, is projecting a record 2026/27 soybean harvest of ...

Repeated wetting and drying cycles are causing mold, seed discoloration and pod shattering in fields from Nebraska to Ohio. Here’s how to prioritize harvest and protect grain quality.