U.S. farmers are signaling a notable shift toward soybeans for the 2026 planting season. Recent surveys indicate soybean plantings could rise about 6 percent from 2025 levels to around 86 million acres….
New Research Shows No Link Between CO2 and Rising Temperatures, Exposing the Net Zero Scam
AgroWars has long warned that the rush to Net Zero is not about saving the planet. It is a globalist power grab dressed up as environmental virtue. Now, fresh evidence from ice…
Middle East Chaos Proves Biofuels Are Essential
The chaos now gripping the Middle East stems directly from the United States and Israel waging war on Iran. That conflict has effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz to most oil shipments….
Nebraska Wildfires and the Port Arthur Refinery Blast: Too Many Coincidences for Comfort?
While the mainstream media focuses on extreme weather and industrial accidents, American farmers are watching two back-to-back disasters and asking the question no one in Washington wants to answer. Are these events…
Australian Farmers Brace for Fertilizer Crisis as Iran War Collides with Mysterious Plant Shutdown
Australian farmers are staring down a severe fertilizer shortage that threatens to hammer crop yields at the worst possible moment. The ongoing war with Iran has already slashed imports of vital urea…
Rural Communities Stand Their Ground Against Data Center Takeover
Rural farming communities across the Midwest and beyond are drawing a hard line. They are rejecting multimillion-dollar offers from tech giants and fighting rezoning battles to protect the land, water, and power…
Farmers Face the Fallout While “Natural” Weather Vanishes
Blizzards Bury Midwest Farms, Heat Domes Scorch the Southwest, Tornadoes Strike the East, and Nebraska Wildfires Burn Over 750,000 Acres. In mid-March 2026, the United States endured a barrage of extreme weather…
Iran Conflict Sparks Fertilizer Price Surge While Farmers Demand Antitrust Answers
Major fertilizer producers are drawing fresh attention from regulators, lawmakers, and farmers amid sharp price increases triggered by the conflict in Iran. Disruptions to global shipping routes have tightened supplies, but accusations…
Row Crop Commodities Could Rocket Higher in 2026 Due to Sustainable Fuels Legislation and Middle East Turmoil
Soybean futures have pushed decisively above the $12 per bushel mark, while corn prices continue to edge higher in early trading. With fresh momentum building around sustainable fuels legislation, the row crop…
How the Iran War Could Starve American Fields and Spike Food Prices
As the conflict involving Iran continues to disrupt global shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, American agriculture faces a perfect storm of unavailable or unaffordable ammonia and urea fertilizers combined with diesel…