President Donald Trump offered some comments today on the possibility of a "phase two" deal with China. More on that and an update on the production picture in today's DriveTime.

A handful of new commodities are newly eligible for the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program. More on that and updates on two key trade issues for American agriculture in today's DriveTime.

Today's DriveTime has more on new developments in the Roundup litigation, a new coalition to push for expanded rural broadband, and the first checks cut for a new vaccine bank.

President Donald Trump touts trade accomplishments in special message to farmers and producer sentiment toward the ag economy rises. More in today’s DriveTime with Ben Nuelle.

The appropriations battle begins anew on Capitol Hill, a major farm leader looks ahead to the impact of COVID-19 on the next farm bill, and an ag meteorologist takes a look at the weather across the Corn Belt. Hear more in today's DriveTime.

It looks like the wait for the annual RFS blending targets will continue. More on that and an outlook on what the Senate has on its agenda when it considers more coronavirus relief in today's DriveTime.

EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler talks SREs and USMCA and cattle country is looking for more CFAP help. Hear more in today's DriveTime.

In today’s DriveTime, lawmakers take one last victory lap as the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement enters force tomorrow and USDA officials lower corn acres in the June Acreage report.

Today's DriveTime has news on the latest in coronavirus-related event cancellations, a Senate leader's thoughts on future relief legislation, and an economist's perspective on how the pandemic will impact producer pocketbooks for the rest of the year.

Today's Drive Time features a look into reasons China wants safety certificates, a slower economic restart may have implications at the polls and Carbon Credit legislation may mean revenue for farmers.