The earliest freeze of the past decade crept across North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Minnesota early this month.

Gabe and Rodney cover how a diversity of perspectives enable innovation, within and outside of agriculture.

Taking a break from the discussion around corn and beans, Gabe and Rodney head south to dive in to the most "political" of crops: rice.

Farming soybeans in Missouri? Gabe and Rodney have market insights to help know if you should sell into the current rally.

Living in – or near – Dayton, Ohio, with a record harvest coming your way? There's an opportunity to make 30 cents more on each of those bushels. Take advantage of the spread with these next steps.

Rising corn futures. Hurricane Laura. Networking at trade shows. At this year's FarmJournal Field Days, Gabe and Rodney take farmer questions.

There are many ways to model options. But how can the farmer make use of these insights?

Rodney and Gabe talk through the USDA's "bearish" August WASDE report and new acreage planted estimates from FSA.

Rodney discusses the impact of the recent derecho on his family farm in Dwight, Illinois. Then, Gabe and Rodney shake their heads at a recent article claiming corn basis could go — wait for it —to $4.

The month is coming to a close. Corn basis isn't where it needs to be in Illinois.