Even with the passage of the new farm bill, the potential for reasonable increases in farm income seems not yet to appear on the economic horizon.

For some time now on the question of trade, all we have focused on is our trade war with China.

What keeps smart and curious farmers and agriculture executives up at night? For some, not a darned thing.

A team of leading African scientists organized by the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) recently visited Israel to explore the possibility of establishing an Israel-Africa Agriculture Innovation Center.

Merry Christmas! Yes, I know I’m a few days late, but it’s been that kind of year. Everything has been late.

Here in the United States, we are witnessing what appears to be a state-by-state effort to dismantle the regulatory protections and support for agriculture that was put in place so many years ago.

Last Friday, Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue hosted a breakfast at the Department of Agriculture’s executive dining room for former Secretaries of Agriculture.

We are more than two months into our new fiscal year and 30% of our federal government agencies have only temporary funding until December 21st.

While some things about farming just don’t change, the fact of the matter is that Mother Nature, our most important business partner, is changing dramatically.

The passing of President George H. W. Bush has brought the whole nation to focus on his life and the contributions that he made to our country.