Summer weather dampens the outlook for crops in parts of the country as heat and flooding rains bring mid-season stress. Plus, the federal reserve makes another move to battle inflation by raising interest rates.

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Drought is stressing the nation's cotton crop, we'll hear from a farmer in Louisiana waiting for rain. While too much rain fell in central Missouri Tuesday and time is running out for Congress to address cattle pricing concerns.

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Ukraine and Russia sign an agreement to get grain moving again on the Black Sea. We break down the deal, and what it means for farmers here at home. Plus, Tennessee students get an important lesson in money management.

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Gas prices are high, but the surging cost of diesel is driving inflation. We'll take a look at what it means for the trucking industry. Plus, corn and soybean markets sputter midweek. A look at what's driving prices. 

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The Texas cotton crop is struggling under triple-digit heat and drought. We have an update from the Panhandle. Plus, the House Ag Committee holds a hearing on crop insurance and how it should look in the next farm bill.

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High heat is baking crops across the country. We'll look at the soil moisture estimates from NASA, and there's hope those high fertilizer prices could come down.  We'll have details about a recent ruling on tariffs.

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Much of the country bakes under high heat, and meteorologists are concerned about what it could mean for the crops. We have team coverage. Plus, why fertilizer prices are dropping from record highs.

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A deal to export Ukrainian grain appears near, but ag leaders remain skeptical it will make a big impact. Plus, USDA is calling for strong production from U.S. farms, but what do conditions really look like?

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