Yields this year could fall between those during 2023 and 2024. Reduced inputs and bee shortages may keep them on the lower side.

Familiar themes of tight inventory and strong beef demand continue, though price volatility may become more of a market factor going forward.

Farmers should remain patient and disciplined, as higher prices may be around the corner for old-crop corn.

Dairy markets are positioned for a moderately strong year, though twists and turns are almost certain to come.

Trade disruptions remain a wild card and could influence prices during Q2.

Three factors need to change to make sorghum profitable.

Soybean acreage decisions loom.

USDA data imply the fewest number of planted acres since the 1970s.

Current production estimates at today’s prices with today’s input costs will leave thin margins for the second consecutive year.

The higher retail price tiers saw substantial improvement in wine sales relative to 2023.