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President Trump says the U.S. will boost its purchase of domestic farm products for humanitarian aid in an effort to offset lost demand from China.

Could a developing drought in New Zealand help the global supply and demand picture for milk markets?

When it comes to trade negotiations and the trade war with China, one economist says the communist country is “counting on surviving President Trump.

A wave of Chapter 12 bankruptcies is sweeping across the U.S. farm belt as trade disputes take a toll on businesses already hurt by low commodity prices.

With Trump tariff payments boosting Corn Belt farm revenue, farmer confidence shot to its highest level since last June, just before the trade war with China began.

Overproduction of milk could continue to impact the dairy market in 2019. The last milk production report showed an increase of 0.6% for milk despite few cows,

Farmers were asked to rate how satisfied they are with the midterm results with 64% saying they’re very satisfied or somewhat satisfied with the outcome.

Archer-Daniels-Midland reported better-than-expected earnings for a fourth straight quarter, with soybean crushing the main driver of growth.

There is no plans to extend aid to farmers in 2019, assuming the market will recover in spite of the China trade war. No specific date for the second round of funding.

China's Newspaper put out a 4 page ad in the Des Moines Register stating that China is looking to South American for soybeans and what they calling a folly.