By bno - Mumbai bureau Higher than normal temperatures in India throughout February have led to concerns that this may impact ...

A company in the United States is commercializing a new falling number test it believes is more accurate than the existing ...

--Corn for May delivery fell 1.4%, to $4.59 a bushel, on the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday, with traders nervous to hold grain futures over the weekend as nations trade tariff blows. --Wheat for ...

"Ukrainian farmers started actively sowing early spring crops this week. Fifteen regions sowed spring grain and leguminous crops on 83,000 hectares of farmland," Shmygal said at a government meeting ...

The resilience of H. brevisubulatum’s I genome equips researchers with genetic tools to future-proof staple crops against climate extremes.

An international team of scientists from Australia and China has unveiled the first chromosome-scale genome of a wild barley ...

Wisconsin's winter wheat faces potential winterkill due to prolonged cold and minimal snow cover. Assessing stands in early spring is crucial for farmers to determine crop viability. Without snow's ...

Spring irrigation is a crucial part of agricultural production and is directly related to the summer grain harvest. Since ...

About to sign the MoU are, from front left, Grains Australia chief executive Richard Simonaitis, Academy of NAFRA president ...

Producers look at the computer monitor every day, viewing commodity prices for grains and livestock, along with the inputs ...

--Wheat for May delivery rose 1.5% to $5.62 1/2 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade on Thursday, with traders and analysts seeing grain futures as falling too far on elevated tariff spats.