Jim Henry forecasts an unprecedented financial crisis, a perfect storm of soaring input costs and plummeting commodity prices.

Jim Henry gives thanks that the price of a classic Thanksgiving dinner has dropped for the third consecutive year, according to a Farm Bureau survey.

Jim Henry points to biofuels — not export demand — as the key driver for corn and soybean markets in the future

Jim Henry explains how effective planning and decision-making now can significantly impact your success in the 2026 growing season.

Jim Henry shares some long-awaited positive trade news – a meaningful step to reestablishing a stable, long-term relationship with the world’s largest buyer of soybeans.

Jim Henry cautions that President Donald Trump's idea of importing beef from Argentina endangers the already shaky U.S. farm economy.

Jim Henry warns that farmers across the Midwest face an urgent challenge this harvest season: limited grain storage capacity.

Jim Henry laments that farmers are facing a difficult economy, as crop prices continue to decline and production expenses remain high.

Jim Henry notes that federal shutdowns and late farm bills aren’t unusual – but having both at once complicates the path forward.

Jim Henry reviews the ways to get the most bang out of your nitrogen dollars.