If you’re a corn farmer in the Midwest, summer of 2025 has probably felt like a nightmare that’s refusing to end. Southern rust, a fungal disease that’s been creeping up on American…
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Corn Diseases Cast a Shadow Over 2025’s Bumper Crop Hopes
As the 2025 corn harvest approaches, farmers across the Midwest and beyond are keeping a wary eye on their fields. What started as a season full of promise, with forecasts pointing to…
Another La Niña on the Horizon: Implications for Midwest Farmers This Fall and Harvest Season
As the calendar flips to late summer 2025, U.S. farmers, particularly in the Midwest, are eyeing weather patterns with a mix of caution and anticipation. Forecasts indicate a potential shift toward La…
The Impact of a Potential Ukraine-Russia Peace Deal on Agricultural Markets
Trump just met with Putin to discuss brokering a peace deal. How likely that is remains uncertain. We want to see peace between the Russian and Ukrainian people, but we have to…
The USDA’s Record Corn Yield Forecast – Overestimation or Orchestrated Agenda?
Our AgroWars series recently exposed how StoneX, a financial titan with deep Wall Street ties, manipulates grain markets through inflated yield estimates that crater futures prices, squeezing American farmers while fattening corporate…
The Fox Guarding the Grain House: StoneX and the Corporate Web Undermining American Farmers
In our previous exposé, we dissected StoneX’s eyebrow-raising projection of a 188.1 bushel-per-acre U.S. corn yield for 2025, which is a figure that reeks of market manipulation, designed to crater futures prices…
StoneX’s 188 Bushel Corn Yield Estimate: A Market Manipulation Scheme to Undermine Farmers
In early August 2025, commodity brokerage StoneX dropped a bombshell on the agricultural markets, projecting a U.S. corn yield of 188.1 bushels per acre for the 2025 season, translating to a staggering…
The Consolidation Conspiracy: How Tariffs, Costs, Regulations, Prices, and Insurance Are Reshaping American Agriculture
America’s heartland, once a patchwork of family farms stretching across rolling hills and open plains, is undergoing a quiet transformation. The independent farmer, a symbol of self-reliance and stewardship, is increasingly squeezed…
WASDE Reports: Reliable Data or Market Manipulation Tool?
The World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report, published monthly by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), is a cornerstone of agricultural market analysis. Released by the World Agricultural Outlook…
Extreme Weather: A Double-Edged Sword for Farmers in Summer 2025
As the summer of 2025 approaches, American farmers are bracing for a season that could be defined by extreme weather, with drought and scorching heat leading the charge. Current climate outlooks suggest…