Hurricane Ian comes ashore and brings devastating wind and rain. We have the latest impacts to farmers including why it could drive up fertilizer prices. Plus, a harvest update from a dry western corn belt.

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Hurricane Ian heads for Florida as cotton farmers rush to get crops picked ahead of the storm. Plus, ethanol production has been on the decline recently, we'll investigate why and the White House says it wants to end hunger.

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A hurricane is headed straight for Florida. We have the latest on the track and potential impacts.  Plus, the U.S. dollar continues to strengthen, and a story from the heart--a farmer's brush with suicide.

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A hurricane threatens the Gulf Coast. We'll look at what it could mean for fuel, fiber and citrus depending on the track. Plus, food price inflation hits its highest level since 1974, and grain bin safety advice as we continue our special series "Close Calls: Stories of Survival".

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The situation between Russia and Ukraine appears to be escalating, as traders try to get a handle on the global grain trade. Plus, we check in with this year's Top Producer and look at their drive toward improvement.

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The Fed raises interest rates again in an effort to battle inflation.  We'll look at what it means for commodities. Plus, the Biden Administration promises another $3 billion to fight global hunger. 

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Ag exports continue to see strong sales. We'll check on the latest trends. Plus, grain big safety as we prepare ahead of harvest, and Machinery Pete checks equipment prices coast to coast.

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A potential rail strike is averted! We have reaction, as the ag industry breathes a sigh of relief. Plus, what has soybean farmers in one part of Arkansas worried, and a North Dakota man helps keep windmills turning.

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