Crop Report

Trade disputes , weather conditions, low farm incomes, and EPA waivers to oil refiners have all combined to create a perfect storm for agriculture.

Soybean farmers here in the United States remain frustrated by the lack of progress between the U.S. and China in resolving the trade war.

It's time for corn producers to enter the National Corn Growers Association’s National Corn Yield Contest.

Spring planting remains well behind the average pace in South Dakota after bad weather and flooding last month.

South Dakota's winter wheat crop remains in decent shape after severe flooding in the state.

The latest Census of Agriculture shows the number of farms and ranches in the U.S. has fallen but the remaining operations are larger.

A wet spring across South Dakota has soil moisture in good shape for the spring planting season.

The first weekly crop report of the year in South Dakota shows plenty of moisture available for South Dakota farmers.

It has been an excellent year so far for the crops out in the fields.

The pace of this year's winter wheat harvest in South Dakota remains well ahead of the long-term average.