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After a high-stakes meeting in Beijing, big changes might be on the way for American farmers. The agricultural landscape could see a major boost.

Foreign adversaries are blocked from buying American farmland under an amendment added to the House-passed Farm Bill. The amendment, offered by Florida Republican Greg Steube, passed along a voice vote.

In a surprising turn, China’s eagerness to buy more U.S. crops could mean big changes for farmers here — let’s break down what that could look like.

Canada's making moves with China, aiming to lower tariffs on canola. This could be a game changer for Canadian growers.

Oregon Christmas tree growers could see a boost in sales this holiday season, thanks to President Trump’s tariffs.

Oil prices continue the trend we’ve seen for several months, where prices don’t deviate much week to week, holding in the low- to mid- $60 range.

The Chinese government announced it would curb critical mineral exports to countries like the United States, sparking an immediate response from the White House.

According to multiple outlets, President Trump is reportedly considering a massive aid program for American farmers.

President Trump signed an executive order this week extending a deadline for higher tariffs on Chinese imports until November.

In the latest trade developments, China has reportedly ended the tariff exclusion on American agricultural products.