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Port: What if the trade fight with China is bigger than soybeans?

May 14th 2019 - 11am

Farmers watch while a load of soybeans is delivered to the Arthur Companies' elevator complex, in Arthur, N.D., Oct. 29, 2018. North Dakota’s soybean crops are flourishing. But China has stopped buying. (Dan Koeck/Copyright 2018 The New York Times)

'No end in sight' for farmers feeling pain of trade war

May 14th 2019 - 10am

File photo. Soybeans from the Knopf Family Farm are delivered to a grain elevator in Bavaria, Kansas. (Christopher Smith/Copyright 2019 The New York Times)

Hedge funds vindicated by trade war twists that sank soybeans

May 13th 2019 - 10am

Soybeans are dumped from a combine on one of the fields of the Knopf Family Farm outside of Salina, Kansas, Nov. 2, 2018. (Christopher Smith/Copyright 2019 The New York Times)

'America First' may be last hope for these cattle ranchers

May 4th 2019 - 11am

Ted and George Wishon and other ranchers are mounting a long-shot bid to persuade lawmakers to write labeling requirements into legislation to implement the Trump administration's North American trade deal with Canada and Mexico. Photo for The Washington Post by Michael Hanson

US farmers fear China deal will leave them worse off than before trade war

Apr 15th 2019 - 9am

A farmer carries a bag of corn seed in Malden, Ill., on May 16, 2017. Bloomberg photo by Daniel Acker.

More black US farmers, but fewer own land or earn top income

Apr 12th 2019 - 12pm

Yields are low and debts are high, causing farmers to struggle more than ever beofre. Tim Middagh / Forum News Service

'The Future of Food' lecture April 15 at NDSU

Apr 3rd 2019 - 4pm

American farmers confront a mental health crisis

Mar 20th 2019 - 12pm

A farm near Loganville, Wis.

Loans available to help Minnesota farmers restructure debt

Feb 27th 2019 - 3pm

ND specialty crop grant application deadline March 8

Feb 26th 2019 - 5pm

Letter: There is a glove on the 'invisible hand'

Feb 22nd 2019 - 2pm

Economic trends turn downward for farmers

Feb 15th 2019 - 10am

A worker monitors corn being loaded into an outdoor storage bunker at the Michlig Grain elevator in Sheffield, Ill., on Oct. 2, 2018. Bloomberg photo by Daniel Acker.

Rural high-speed broadband resource guide issued by USDA

Feb 6th 2019 - 3pm

ND specialty crop grants applications available

Feb 5th 2019 - 3pm

In Iowa, Trump's 'long rope' with farmers is starting to run out

Jan 31st 2019 - 10am

Dust drifts over a cornfield in Alden, Iowa, on Aug. 28, 2017. Corn dominates the landscape and is primarily used for producing ethanol and feeding hogs. Iowa is the leading U.S. producer of corn and pork. Washington Post photo by Bonnie Jo Mount

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